So often in baseball/softball players and teams are judged by numbers:
- Number of Runs
- Number of Wins
- Number of Homers
- Numbers of Saves
- Highest Batting Average
- Batting Average with runners in scoring position
- Highest On Base Percentage
- Highest Slugging Percentage
- etc
Over a long sample size numbers may not exactly be honest, but at least they give you the data you need to make informed decisions.
In my fundraising effort so far I’ve been focusing on 3 specific numbers:
1. In 2015, there will be an estimated 1,658,370 new cancer cases diagnosed and 589,430 cancer deaths in the US. This sucks and has to be fought.
To do our small part I have focused on the following numbers
2) Total Charitable Contribution. This is what my fundrasing page looks like now
Ricardo Ronda Cancer Research Institute Fundraising Page
Excellent Start. Excellent.
3) Total Teams for Event
Teams |
Rondas Grocery |
Renegades |
Panthers |
Sandlot |
Big Apple |
Gashouse Goriilas |
New School |
Again Excellent... last year I had 6. Excellent
You don't have to play in the tournament to be an impact player. Anyone can contribute, $10, $20, $25,,, whatever you can afford here. No judgements. You can keep your donate amount private.
Ricardo Ronda Cancer Research Institute Fundraising Page
Please make an impact and help.
Signed
Softball Jerry Lewis
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