Heroes of Tomorrow Fundraising Gala

On April 8th, the Heroes of Tomorrow and I are being honored at the Severna Park Community Center’s Annual Gala.  I am humbled by this recognition and I am grateful for the opportunity to highlight SPCC’s contribution to my Heroes of Tomorrow program.  

I created the Heroes of Tomorrow nearly 15 years ago to provide an entirely FREE training program for those seeking any of the military, special ops, police and fire fighting professions.  It could not exist as it is without SPCC’s generosity, allowing young men and women to use the facilities for FREE if they are part of the Heroes of Tomorrow program.  We typically work out using the weight room, basketball court, and swimming pool early in the morning every day, year round.  People come from out of state, even across the country to join our program, as it is open to everyone who wants to serve our country and communities.

The Severna Park Community Center is a non-profit organization that provides a gathering space for activities that serve all members of the community from children to seniors.  It exists largely on donations.  As a way to say thanks for supporting our program, I’m asking you to help me support SPCC as they prepare for their Annual Gala – the biggest fundraiser of the year.

Whatever your contribution, it makes a wonderful difference.  There are a variety of ways to support this incredible organization:

Donate to the Red, White, and Blue Campaign

                         RED – $25      WHITE $50    

                           BLUE $100       STAR $200

Or $5.  It does not matter!  Any little bit helps!

Other Ways to Help:  Silent Auction, Auction Items, and Logo on Spec Ops Triathlon TShirt :

And of course, you can always join us for a FREE workout whenever you are in the area.

I have had the honor of helping to prepare thousands of people who have gone on to serve this country.  With your help, we will continue to run the Heroes of Tomorrow – helping thousands more prepare for their future profession’s physical rigors.  This requires about 600 hours a year of donated time from myself and facility usage at the Severna Park Community Center.  If the SPCC stays open, we have a home.   Help us pave the way to SPCC’s and the Heroes of Tomorrow’s future by making the SPCC Gala one of the best ever!    

All money goes to the SPCC and since they are a non-profit organization, all donations are tax deductible.

Thanks for your time and consideration,

Stew Smith