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2010 New Board Members Grand Island Little League welcomes the following new board members: Rich Bevilacqua - President Don Scalise - Equipment Bill Stanley - Commissioner; International Softball
GILL – A HOME RUN HITTER in our Community!! by Todd Callen One of the foundations upon which Grand Island Little League (GILL) is built is to “be a good teammate.” Our players demonstrate that game in and game out, and our League continues to embody that slogan in its charitable efforts off the field. Last year, GILL donated a host of new and used equipment to area leagues within the City of Buffalo and the City of Niagara Falls. Those leagues were in need of some assistance in finding the quantity and quality of equipment needed to continue their programs. GILL stepped up to the plate and delivered once again making a sizable donation to those programs. We are happy to relay that those same programs are thriving today. In addition, for the past couple summers, GILL has led the way in a Food Drive to benefit the Neighbors Foundation of Grand Island. What a difference this Food Drive has made for those in our Town that have been dealt a bit of a curveball. This year’s Food Drive will be held on Saturday, June 13^th. There will be collection bins at each of the Veteran’s Park diamonds on June 13th, as well as another point of collection at the Snack Stand. Please remember to bring in some canned goods, or other non-perishable food items as you arrive at your game on Saturday, June 13th. This year we will have some of our players and teams assist in loading up all the items collected, and delivering these heartfelt donations to the Neighbors Foundation of Grand Island. For these players, it will be a different kind of “round tripper” but this one will have a much greater impact. All of us associated with GILL know; that while turning a double play can be very exciting; turning around the day of someone in need, makes the kind of difference that will last far longer than the memory of that final out recorded on the diamond.