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An autographed Fergie Jenkins jersey for a young fan and his grandfather.
Board of Directors Jaff Stevenson Reid Strongman Barry House Rick Quirk Peter Warkentin
For more than a century, the Canadian Red Cross has offered emergency response, first aid training, community health programs, family reunification and many more services across Canada. The Canadian Red Cross is guided by the principles of humanity and provides help to anyone who needs it regardless of their location, race, political beliefs, religion, social status or culture. In June, the Fergie Jenkins Foundation will continue its longstanding relationship with the Canadian Red Cross by once again supporting the organization through the 19th Annual Fergie Jenkins Charity Classic.
Paul Cartwright Kelly McGiffin David Schurman Denise Stone Dave Hamilton
Elite Volunteers
Bill Loftus Sid Stern Dennis Coulson Ben Craig
Foundation Staff
Craig Nyman Director, Special Events Mike Treadgold Communications Officer Editor-in-Chief Ryan Nava Community Relations Officer Rachel Pray Executive Assistant
The YMCA is a charitable organization dedicated to helping build strong individuals, families and communities. For over 150 years, the YMCA has offered a number of programs focusing on health, fitness, recreation, child care, employment training and a number of other services meant to help improve and strengthen ones life. Each year, nearly 200,000 people benefit from the services offered by the YMCA Wanakita. In June, the Fergie Jenkins will offer its support to help the YMCA Wanakita continue its mission as the charity is a major supporter of the 19th Annual Fergie Jenkins Charity Classic .
For more information
Mail to: 67 Commerce Place - Suite 3, St.Catharines, ON, Canada L2R 6P7 905-688-9418 fergiejenkinsfoundation@gmail.com
April 2012
April 5 Opening Day Activities Wrigley Field Chicago, IL April 7 Meijer Cooking Guest Appearance Chicago, IL April 24-26 Navy Pier appearance with the Chicago Cubs Chicago, IL April 28 Christian Baseball League Appearance, London, ON April 29 Toronto Maple Leafs pitching clinic Dominico Field at Christie Pits Park Toronto, ON
January 2012
January 4 - 5 Its All in the Game Holiday Baseball Camp Peoria Sports Complex Peoria, AZ January 13 - 15 Cubs Convention The Hilton Chicago Chicago, IL January 13 - 15 Texas Rangers FanFest Arlington Convention Center Arlington, TX January 22 - 27 Randy Hundleys Fantasy Camp Mesa, AZ January 26 Warren Spahn Award Dinner Jim Thorpe Museum Oklahoma City, OK January 27 - 29 TwinsFest H.H.H. Metrodome Minneapolis, MN
May 2012
May 3 Shopping mall appearance Lawrence Square Toronto, ON May 4-6 44th Annual Sportcard & Memorabilia Expo International Centre Toronto, ON May 16-17 Barrie Baycats Celebrity Sports dinner Barrie, ON
February 2012
February 1 Black History Month Kick Off and Autograph Signing Ottawa, ON February 2 - 5 Waste Management Open Phoenix, AZ February 23 Speaking Engagement Philip Pocock Catholic Secondary School Mississauga, ON February 24 - 26 Scottsdale Charros Fan Fest Scottsdale, AZ
June 2012
June 12-13 Scatcherd Golf Scramble Oakwood Resort Grand Bend, ON June 15 19th Annual Fergie Jenkins Charity Classic Rockway Glen Golf Course & Estate Winery St. Catharines, ON June 22 16th Annual Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Charity Golf Tournament St. Marys, ON
March 2012
March 1 The Fergie Jenkins Foundation officially submits its Trillium Foundation grant proposal to expand the Fergie Jenkins Museum March 2 - April 3 Charity autograph signings at Cactus League Spring Training Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Surprise, Peoria, AZ
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On May 3, 2009, former Cubs star pitchers Fergie Jenkins and Greg Maddux had their number, 31, retired in a ceremony at Wrigley Field.
Among the many pieces of sports memorabilia found in Fergies garage included the ball from the 1991 All-Star Game in Toronto in which Fergie threw out the first pitch.
Memorabilia fanatics and those interested in the history of baseball would be amazed with some of the relics that were uncovered: a bat signed by the great members of
Cheryl Miller, owner of Cake by Cheryl, created this special cake for the occasion of the grand opening of the Fergie Jenkins Museum.
Photos of charity check presentations made by the Fergie Jenkins Foundation in Arizona
Meadowlark Lemon and Carl Kovacs present a check to Christina Calio, with the St. Marys Food Bank Alliance - photo by Adrienne Helitzer/ Still Productions/2012
Carl Kovacs and Meadowlark Lemon present a check to Jenna Blusiewicz, with JDRF Desert Southwest Chapter Phoenix - photo by Adrienne Helitzer/ Still Productions/2012
Fergie presents a check to Roz Shanley, volunteer coordinator with the Peoria Diamond Club.
Fergie presents a check to Mark Coronado with the City of Surprise Youth Programs.
Fergie and Gaylord Perry (right) present a check to Richard Hoggy Price, equipment and clubhouse manager with the Texas Rangers (representing the Texas Rangers Foundation).
Fergie presents a check to Nancy Roach, executive director of the Ronald McDonald House in Phoenix.
When the Fergie Jenkins event van rolls into the parking lot at the beginning of the month, it doesnt take long for the Foundation to move in where a banner is quickly hung pronouncing the Hampton Inn to be The Home of the Fergie Jenkins Foundation. To know the staff at the Hampton is like having a second family. Every employee greets you warmly on a daily basis and goes above and beyond to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Hot breakfasts are provided daily and weekly hospitality evenings provide barbeque dinners, salads and famous pies for
Craig Nyman hangs the Fergie Jenkins Foundation banner in the Hampton lobby. Spring Training has officially begun.
Rockway Glen in a class by itself, preparing to host two more Fergie Jenkins golf events
Throughout the past 19 years, the Fergie Jenkins Foundation has enjoyed a great partnership with Rockway Glen Golf Course and Estate Winery in St. Catharines. The host of not one, but two annual Fergie Jenkins charity golf tournaments, Rockway Glen has opened its doors to the Foundation, providing exemplary facilities and a professional landscape for what has become one of the most prestigious charity events in the Niagara region. Local businesses and residents in the community have been quick to offer their annual support for the Fergie Jenkins events, selling out the tournaments at a very early date and providing some incredible sponsorships. The 2012 June golf event sold out faster than ever with only singles remaining after April 1. Corporations and tournament regulars had to move fast to submit their foursomes, knowing that the Fergie Jenkins Foundation and Rockway Glen were getting ready to host a terrific tournament, with widespread charity implications. Big Brothers Big Sisters, CNIB, YMCA Camp Wanakita and Special Olympics will all have a major presence on the day of the tournament, supervising one of the beautiful par 3s at Rockway Glen as participants take aim at one of the elusive hole-inone prizes. The Canadian Red Cross will, once again, handle the registration table where golfers enjoy a Halloween-like experience, filling their registration goodie bags with items provided by a number of corporate sponsors. Following the tournament play, the participants always come together in the Rockway Glen banquet hall, gathering for an evening of check presentations, speeches and auctions. The meal that is provided during the banquet is always top-notch as Rockway Glens kitchen staff works tirelessly to put the finishing touches on a great day. But the Fergie Jenkins Foundations illustrious partnership with Rockway Glen goes beyond just golf. In addition to 18 holes of beauty, Rockway Glen has also become famous for its winery that wraps around the fairways. Fergie has put his own name on a number of different bottles that are distributed in the Rockway Glen wine boutique, many With many charity golf of which are tournaments under his belt, award-winning Fergie has become a master of the greens at Rockway Glen. labels. As part of their registration fee, golfers enjoy different Fergie Jenkins wines during the dinner banquet, often choosing to purchase additional bottles to take home and share with their families. The Fergie Jenkins Foundation couldnt be more thrilled to continue with its partnership with Rockway Glen. With two charity tournaments scheduled to take place there in 2012, great results are expected for the Foundation, the golf course and most importantly, the surrounding charities in the Niagara region.
Last summer during the 2011 Royal Tour of Canada, this picture found its way into newspapers across the globe as Rachel Pray displayed her affection for the Royal couple. Rachels current job: Administrative Assistant at the Fergie Jenkins Foundation. We welcome her enthusiasm to the team.
Highlights of each Fergie Jenkins event are the check presentations made during the dinner banquet to our family of supported charities.
Jenkins, Raines, Tiant and Rice sign for Red Cross at annual Toronto memorabilia expo
Sports fans and collectors gathered on the weekend of May 4-6 for the Sportcard and Memorabilia Expo held at the Toronto International Centre in Mississauga. In its 44th year, the expo included over 900 tables with sports and other memorabilia. The three-day event offered fans and collectors the opportunity to receive signatures from and interact with some of their favourite professional athletes. Fergie, along with the Foundation staff, attended all three days of the event signing autographs and meeting with fans. Fergie was joined by fellow baseball stars Luis Tiant, Tim Raines and Hall of Famer Jim Rice. The Foundation set up the only baseball-related table at the event while other autograph exhibitors featured appearances from professional athletes from a number of different sports. Some of the other featured guests included Stanley Cup-winning goalie Dominik Hasek, Sabres greats Pat LaFontaine and Gilbert Perreault, current Sabres forward Cody Hodgson, professional wrestling legend Hacksaw Jim Duggan and current Calgary Flames forward Mike Cammalleri. Each day, Fergie, Tiant, Raines and Rice signed autographs for the line of fans in exchange for donations in support of the Canadian Red Cross. The Foundation has supported the goals of the Red Cross RespectED abuse prevention program since day one and the two organizations have worked together on numerous events including the 19th Annual Fergie Jenkins Foundation Charity Golf Classic, held June 15 at Rockway Glen Golf Course and Estate Winery in St. Catharines.
Guy Yerama, Manager of Fund Development for the Canadian Red Cross, with Fergie, Tim Raines, Luis Tiant and Jim Rice at the Sportcard & Memorabilia Expo in Mississauga.
Fergie (fifth from right) joins fellow MLB greats Frank Robinson, Tommy Lasorda, Ivan Rodriguez and Rick Cey to ring the bell at the Nasdaq stock market.
At the 2012 MLB Draft, Fergie proudly announces the Cubs selection of right-handed pitcher, Pierce Johnson.
Name: Pierce Johnson Position: Right-handed Pitcher Height: 63 Weight: 180 lb College: Missouri State Bears Velocity: 91-95mph Best pitch: Curveball 2012 Stats: 4-6, 2.53 ERA, 119Ks/99.2 IP Claim to Fame: Introduced by Fergie Jenkins as Cubs draft pick.
Clayton Kershaw, the 2011 winner of the Warren Spahn Award, with Warrens son, Greg.
photo by Adrienne Helitzer/ Still Productions/2012 photo by Adrienne Helitzer/ Still Productions/2012
Eric Gagne, the only Canadian to win the Cy Young besides Fergie
Tony Oliva was at TwinsFest with a group advocating for his Hall of Fame candidacy
Acclaimed artist Randall Hedden with one of his paint masterpieces at the Doug Davis charity event in Scottsdale
All photos, unless otherwise marked, are property of the Fergie Jenkins Foundation
Dave Stewart (center) with a couple of dedicated Oakland As fans on St. Patricks Day
Fergie poses with the lucky winning bidder of an autographed Chicago Cubs jersey, capping off a great evening in Barrie.
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Fergie and Friends kick off Spring Training at Scottsdale Charros Fan Festival
The beginning of Spring Training has a longstanding symbolic nature to it; the end of winter, the beginning of spring and the start of a new baseball season. Pitchers, in particular, enjoy a special relationship with Spring Training. They, along with catchers, are the first players to report to their respective camps, halfway through February for their first group of workouts as they prepare for another grueling season. The beginning of the 2012 Spring Training season was marked by a fan festival in Scottsdale, AZ, recognizing the Scottsdale Charros, the non-profit organization affiliated with the San Francisco Giants. season, were joined by former Cubs slugger, Dave Kingman. A jazz and blues band was featured on the main stage, creating a great atmosphere for the event and at one point, they were joined by Grant, also an accomplished musician. Throughout his playing career, Mudcat and his Kittens traveled to night clubs across North America, recording and performing. And despite being 76 years old, Mudcat can still croon to an audience, breaking into a rendition of Jimmy Reeds Baby What You Want Me To Do, much to the delight of the fans, most of whom were too young to know that Grant was a man of talents that went beyond just pitching. There was a constant feeling of excitement in the air In a live exclusive television feature, Fergie offered baseball advice to throughout the 3TVs Brittney Shipp at the fan festival. weekend as fans welcomed the opportunity to enjoy the start of a new year with their baseball heroes. With proceeds from the event being donated by Fergie to the Charros, the fan festival was a sign of great things to come throughout the rest of the month.
The two-day event featured a charity autograph session at the Fergie Jenkins Foundation booth that welcomed three former pitchers: Fergie, Rollie Fingers and Jim Mudcat Grant. These three great hurlers, excited to be taking part in the official kickoff to the 2012
Celebrities at the Charros Fan Festival included (left to right) Fergie, Dave Kingman, Jim Mudcat Grant and Rollie Fingers.
The Fergie Jenkins Foundation would like to wish Noah Anderson the best of luck as he travels to Illinois to play summer baseball for the MidWest Goobers of the Chicagoland Collegiate League and the Will County Crackerjacks of the MidWest Collegiate League.
Noah, an intern with the Foundation for the past 18 months, was a standout pitcher with the Brock Badgers, as well as the Newfoundland and Labrador Terra Novas at the 2009 Canada Games. We already know Chicago loves Canadian pitchers!
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No Limits to Fergies charitable reach as major leaguers, past and present, come together in Scottsdale
Baseball celebrities, Texas HoldEm, a charity golf tournament, Miss Illinois, live music, an artist painting, rare sports memorabilia and great food. You may be asking, what does this all mean? These are the components of a great weekend of raising money for charity. From Dec. 2-4, Fergie and the Foundation attended the 4th Annual Doug Davis Miracle League Foundation Golf Tournament in Scottsdale, AZ. There were 200 participants in addition to 40 current and former professional baseball players. Some of the highlight celebrities included Fergie Jenkins, Robin Yount, Bob Uecker, Tim Raines, Luis Gonzalez, Justin Upton and Ryan Dempster. The three-day event kicked off with a VIP meet and greet, and silent auction. The night was full of excitement, and upon arrival, you felt as if you were entering an exclusive party, which you were. The party was held in a beautiful private home surrounded by the hills on the outskirts of Phoenix. On the second day, Doug Daviss home was the location for a poker tournament. Set up in his backyard was a massive tent, where over 150 people played in the No-Limit tournament, a $100 donation was the buy-in and the prize for the final person sitting at the table was an all-inclusive trip to Hawaii. This is where Fergie, Craig and Ryan
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from the Foundation showed their poker skills by making it down to the final four tables, with Fergie continuing further to the final two, only to get blinded out. Better luck next year, boys.
The tournament concluded with an amazing dinner, which included a silent auction with over 80 sports memorabilia items to bid on, a live band and a painting of Muhammad Ali & Joe Frazier, created on the spot in 6 minutes. The brilliant piece of artwork sold for over $1,200 and all proceeds went to the charity. The weekend was full of great moments. It gave participants the opportunity to sit back, talk to, and even get signatures from their favorite baseball players of past and present. The best part it was all for a great cause.
Participants of the 4th Annual Doug Davis Miracle League Celebrity Golf Tournament in Scottsdale, Arizona.
We were extremely happy the Sunday, was the final day of the Foundation could help out and event and the climax of what the participate in this event, said Craig previous two days led up to: the Nyman, Director of Special Events for celebrity golf tournament. The the Fergie Jenkins Foundation. We tournament was held at Keirland look forward to many more years in Golf Club in Scottsdale. The course partnering with Doug and his charity. was challenging The event raised for some, but more than $75,000 fun for all, and to help support six the tournament different charities, went off without including The a hitch. There Miracle League were prizes and of Arizona, The contests on most Purple Society, The of the holes, Steele Childrens including a beat Fergies chip stacks were among the leaders throughout most of the Research Center, charity poker tournament at the Doug Davis event. the pro challenge, The Ryan & Jenny where challengers Dempster Family Foundation, The had to outdrive a professional long Fergie Jenkins Foundation and The drive specialist. Junior Spivey Little League Program.
Fergie would also like to offer a special thanks to Jennifer (left), Teri and Jim (not pictured) from the Niagara College Greenhouse Nursery for supplying us with poinsettias during the holiday season. The greenhouse off of Taylor Rd. in Niagara-on-the-Lake is open year round. Thank you!
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On hand for Cubs Convention were (clockwise from top left Bill Buckner, Fergie Jenkins, Rollie Fingers, Jody Davis and Lee Smith.
In addition to all the Santo hype, the Fergie Jenkins Foundation once again set up shop among the vendors, putting on an impressive autograph session that featured Hall of Famers Jenkins and Rollie Fingers, along with three other members of the 1982-83 Cubs: catcher Jody Davis, first baseman Bill Buckner and pitcher Lee Smith. The five former players were signing for charity, with proceeds going to the Special Olympics and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). It was particularly important to Fergie to have JDRF has one of the Foundations recipient charities from the weekend signings due to the fact that Santo, his former teammate and close friend, had diabetes and became one of the leading advocates for education and awareness about the disease throughout his adult life. Fergie and the other celebrities embraced the opportunity to relive old stories with Cubs fans and everyone was able to contribute to Fergies charity mission of supporting JDRF on behalf of his close friend, Ron Santo.
The five Black Aces at Twins Fest were (from left) Dwight Gooden, Jim Mudcat Grant, J.R. Richard, Dave Stewart and Fergie Jenkins.
Minnesota to sign for charity were Fergie Jenkins, Dwight Gooden, Dave Stewart, J.R. Richard and Grant. The presence of five of baseballs greatest black pitchers drew long lineups of fans, eager to meet some of the individuals that not only reflected the games pitching history, but also its Black heritage. Fans thoroughly enjoyed Grants friendly demeanor and happiness to recall stories from his amazing 1965 season when he took the Twins to the seventh game of the World Series. Gooden was also a great attraction, a former National League Rookie of the Year and Cy Young Award winner. As one of the largest fan festivals in all of Major League Baseball, the event is always a favourite on the charity calendar. Fergie would particularly like to thank his fellow Black Aces who helped make the autograph signings so memorable and assisted his fundraising efforts for JDRF.
Hall of Famer Gaylord Perry leaves his mark on a custom Texas Rangers horse saddle at the teams annual FanFest.
Having won two consecutive American League titles, the Rangers FanFest has become a highly anticipated winter event. With a lineup stacked with All-Stars and a talented young pitching staff, the Rangers will once again take a run at the American League pennant, with a World Series title clearly within reach.
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The Foundation is pleased to announce that it raised more than $2,000 through its annual holiday auctions. Two fundraisers were coordinated; one by the Foundations accountants, DJB & Co., and another online event that was supervised by Mike Treadgold and Ryan Nava via www.fergiejenkins.ca. We appreciate your generosity during the holiday season.
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Sports N More has become a commonplace for celebrity autograph signings. Fergie wasnt Dressed in full the only Chicago sports pageant garb, complete celebrity on hand during with her sash and crown, the week as former Bears Valerie sold raffle tickets Popular memorabilia store, Sports defensive end, Richard for the Foundation and N More, hosted the Foundations Dent, was even took the time to autograph signing, also signing take pictures with her with Cubs fans autographs. On our final day of signings, Valerie own group of fans. and/or their family Dent was traded in her pageant dress for Cubs members turning The charity signing gear, sporting the colours of her recently out in droves as at the Yorktown Center favourite team. inducted they finished their Mall was a great success, into the NFL holiday shopping. allowing the Foundation to make a Hall of Fame in Canton, nice donation to JDRF for the holiday The four days Ohio, as part of the season. of signing brought 2011 class of legends. nonstop traffic Fergie and the Foundation would The presence of two of to the store with like to thank Mike, his family, and the Chicagos finest athletes many people entire staff at Sports N More for being was a pleasant surprise calling their Fergie for holiday shoppers and so accommodating and welcoming Jenkins autograph Following our signing in Lombard, a lucky fan sports fans alike. during our four days spent in Lombard. found a a Fergie Jenkins autographed stocking the perfect gift. We look forward to coming back again underneath his Christmas tree. The Foundation also Proceeds from the next holiday season.
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The Game is Easy, Life Turcotte, an expert on the is Hard is one of the more history of the Niagara region, Dorothy Turcotte, author of Fergie comprehensive insights is also the author of The Game Jenkins, the Game is Easy, Life is Hard into the life of Fergie and is Easy, Life is Hard the he and the entire staff at Story of Ferguson Jenkins Jr., a biography the Foundation would like to congratulate published in 2003 on Canadas only Hall of Dorothy on such a great accomplishment.
In Fergies first All-Star game appearance in 1967, he struck out a record six batters in three innings. Three of those punchouts went on to become Hall of Famers: Mickey Mantle, Rod Carew and Harmon Killebrew. Fergie Jenkins had arrived.
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Fergie finished up with a four wins, six loss record, the losses resulting during a mid-season trouble including a finger blister. His work wasnt overlooked and was selected for the all-star team in the Caribbean inter-league playoffs. The Lions, or Leons in Spanish, placed second in the regular winter league season in the AAA calibre league, with a record of 16 wins and 14 losses and two games behind the pennant-winning Orientals.
Fergie, the 21-year-old Chatham native who skyrocketed [through the minor leagues], explains it as education, experience and confidence.
With Nicaragua in the playoffs in inter-league competition, the Chatham hurler worked 41/3 innings and didnt give up an earned run, striking out seven. His opposition included National and American League players, including Jose Pagan of San Francisco; Roberto Clemente, Pittsburgh; Deacon Jones, Chicago White Sox; Jose Santiago, Kansas City, and Jerry McNertney of the White Sox. The winter season followed an impressive 12 win and five loss record with Miami in the Florida State League and late season work with Little Rock. Come mid-March, it will be back to the world of competitive baseball for Fergie, who will report to Dade City, Florida, the training camp centre for Little Rock, a new entry this year in the Pacific Coast League. He said that he is looking forward to staying with Little Rock the whole year and hoping to win 10 or more games. Once a player has played against the top major leaguers and gone back for more experience, he is more suited to go up, Fergie explained. Theres a fine line between AAA and the majors, he said. Fergies parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson Jenkins, Adelaide St., have yet to see their son play pro baseball. Mrs. Jenkins and a niece, Miss Barbara Gibson, also of Chatham, hope to fly to Little Rock this summer. 18
Fergie, the 21-year-old Chatham native who skyrocketed from the Chatham seniors to Miami, an A club of the Phillies, and later to Buffalo, a AAA club, two years ago, explains it as education, experience and confidence. His travel this winter with the Minnesota Twins organization under special agreement with the Phillies with Managua Lions in the Nicaraguan Baseball League took him many places around Central America.
On Sunday, August 12, you will play in front of your family and friends with our former Major League greats as your coaches. Learn from and be coached by former Major League players including Fergie Jenkins, Mike Hargrove, Len Barker, George Foster, Al Oliver and our Clippers staff- Mike Sarbaugh, Phil Clark and Ruben Niebla. The players will be signing autographs on Saturday, August 11 from 6:00 PM until 7:30 PM. Autographs are free, and items to be signed will be available for purchase. Contact our agent Talis Sports Marketing at 614-443-3786 or by e-mail at michaeltalis@hotmail.com
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From the Bullpen - Foundation experiences through the eyes of its dedicated interns
Becoming an intern at the Fergie Jenkins Foundation is the best decision I have made since my enrollment at Brock University three years ago. The Foundation has allowed me to experience many things such as working at spring training in Arizona and the opening of the new museum. These are things I take great pride in being a part of. From these experiences, I have learned a lot that will help me grow as a sport management student and also as a person through the connections I make with all the people involved with the Foundation.
Noah Anderson, Sport Management Intern
Recapping June Golf 2012, St. Catharines Ron Santos induction to Cooperstown Fergie Jenkins Museum update All-Star Fest 2012, Kansas City
Fergie would like to express his sincere thanks to PICS PLUS, GRIMSBY for its outstanding printing of
This edition of
Fergies hope of giving back to organizations and communities in need through the love of sport is being accomplished with the help of sponsors and supporters like you. He hopes that with your continued support, the Foundation will develop and continue to help for years to come. For more information regarding the Fergie Jenkins Foundation, please visit:
www.fergiejenkins.ca
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In the USA, mail to: The Fergie Jenkins Foundation 165 Portage Rd Lewiston, NY 14092