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Local football association donates to Littlestown schools; youth basketball recognized
Summary
Jeremy Ressler, representing the Lews Allen Elementary Football Association, announced a $500 donation to "miss Moore" for cheerleading and a $1,500 pledge to a medical foundation; the board also recognized the Little Star youth girls' basketball program.
Jeremy Ressler, speaking for the Lews Allen Elementary Football Association, used public comment to report recent community support for school programs. "Just last week, we even decided to help sponsor to the cheerleading upcoming cheerleading competitions... I'm pleased to announce about the check tonight to give the miss Moore and the amount of $500 for the carrier chair," Ressler said, and added the group has "$1,500 to go to the medical foundation to be used, specifically for, something that's gonna impact our student athletes' education."
Ressler described the association's broader community focus—supporting performing arts, cheer and athletic programs—and framed the donations as investments in youth development. The transcript records the organization as coming to the board to report fundraising outcomes and contributions to local programs.
Separately, Speaker 5 recognized the Little Star youth girls' basketball program for strong early-season results and its role in feeding junior-high and future high-school teams. The transcript did not specify how the $1,500 to the medical foundation will be disbursed or the medical foundation's name; the football association's name appears in the transcript as "Lews Allen Elementary Football Association," and that spelling was used by the speaker during the meeting.
