News release
18 October 2004
Jamie Thompson with Rick Mainville from Harding Harley-Davidson and Mary Jo Thorn, CEO of Glove House
Help leading forward Jamie Thompson score BIG this year for the children in Glove House programs. With each point that Jamie makes throughout the season he and Harding Harley-Davidson are asking you to pledge a gift to support Glove House programs and services.
Harding Harley-Davidson helped kick off the campaign with a $500 donation presented to Glove House at the October 14th Press Conference announcing the event. Jamie Thompson did his part on Saturday, October 16 scoring his first point of the season with a goal as the Jackals defeated the Danbury Trashers at First Arena.
To date more than 25 people have filled out pledge cards, with a combined total of more than a $30.00 per point donation going to Glove House. The individual donations range from $5.00 to $0.10 per point.