Ontario Warriors/DUNK'N showing more community support!
May 2, 2005 - American Basketball Association (ABA)
Ontario Warriors News Release
Ontario, CA -- The ABA Ontario Warriors professional basketball team mascot & street team, DUNK'N & TEAM XCITE, attended The 1st Annual IE IDOL charitable talent show presented by The Youth Action Project Inc.(http://www.youthactionproject.org), an Inland Empire based youth development organization.
According to Tonee McClinton(Marketing & Promotions),"The Warriors organization once again showed our strong vision to support youth activities and entrepreneurship training within the communities by attending & supporting this event. We commend Joseph Williams, President/Founder of The Youth Action Project INC., & Staff for their dedication and encouragement to assist youth and young adults to achieve economic and social success by connecting them to opportunities that will aid them in developing the necessary tools needed to live successful adult lives."
We were pleased to attend & support the event by raffling off an official ABA red, white and blue ball, have Ontario Warrior giveaways, & had a photo session with The Most Energetic, Electrifying , Cool, & Lovable mascot in the ABA, DUNKN'!!!
For more information on having "DUNK'N & TEAM XCITE" attend your event call (866) ABA 0010, e-mail tmcclinton@ontariowarriors or visit www.ontariowarriors.com
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