The overall PAF Scholarship Fund cash number is now at $94,000 thanks to a couple renewals and a new $1,000 cash donation turned in by Julius Hastings!
Check out the week 2 release: http://https://www.joinpaf.org/the-networkers-lead-paf-fund-drive-after-two-weeks/
Friday, May 9 is the last day for new Fund Drive Workers to receive 1.5 points. Remember the Fund Drive Worker that brings in the most new cash this week will receive 500 bonus points. The competition will end at 5pm on Friday.
As of right now here are the standings for the 500 bonus points:
1) Julius Hastings – $1,000
2) Lee Neves – $825
3) Duane Isetti/Renate Zilles – Tied at $750
Fund Drive Worker Profile
Brandy Thurman – Kristen & Duane’s Crew
1) Tell us about yourself, briefly.
I grew up locally and attended the same high school as Pacific softball coach Brian Kolze (Tokay High School) where we were also tigers. I earned my B.A. and teaching credential at Pacific in 2003 and graduated again (once a tiger, always a tiger) in 2012 with my M.A. in Education Administration and Leadership and Administrative Services Credential. I have taught for the past ten years and am now nearing the end of my second year in administration for San Joaquin County Office of Education. I enjoy attending Pacific athletic events, supporting the local community, recreational activities/sports, spending time with family/friends, and watching my nephew Bradley swing for the fences!
2) How did you become interested in Pacific Athletics?
I was a student-athlete at Pacific (softball).
3) Why did you decide to Volunteer for the Fund Drive this year?
This is my second year volunteering for the fund drive. Becky Moffitt and I served on our classes 10-year reunion committee last year and she informed me about PAF. One of my personal goals is to volunteer more of my time to the community and I feel a personal responsibility to give back to Pacific. Some of my favorite memories were during my time at Pacific.
4) Why should someone join the PAF?
As an alum, I feel it is one way to continue to support future opportunities and quality experiences for our student-athletes. It is also a great way to build our local fan base and contribute to the overall strength of the community. On multiple occasions, I have witnessed the positive impact of sports in a community. Game on!
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