GRABC prospered despite pandemic
Glen Rose Reporter
GLEN ROSE The 2020-21 school year began with the cloud of uncertainty hanging over it as worries swirled if COVID-19 would cancel the year or severely limit participation.
The Glen Rose Athletic Booster Club had the same worry, but in the end, the nonprofit organization enjoyed one of its best years in recent memory.
“Although the worry was still present, our great sponsors and supporters were eager to regain normalcy,” said GRABC President-Elect Jessica Douglas. “I believe resiliency amongst our community was the largest factor of last year’s success.”
Through donations, banner sales, concession sales, flag and apparel sales, and other sponsorship avenues, the booster awarded $19,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors.
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