Players’ Association

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What has the President and his constituents done with your JPA funds?

From the JPA President
The JPA is an organization that allows any and all players to come up with ideas to better our community and our individual organization as well as raise money for families, businesses, volunteers, and facilities who are in need. Please watch for posted JPA meetings for opportunities to be heard. At these meetings we make decisions regarding the dissemination of your JPA dues. If you have any ideas, please feel free to either email us or talk to us at any time. We are always in the gym. E-mails sent to info@journeymanbasketball.com will be forwarded to our attention right away.

Sincerely,
Ryan Dixon & Adam Dixon
JPA C0-Presidents

Paying your dues is very important! Your parents paid your JPA dues as part of the registration process for the ease of collection. This does not however mean you are off the hook! Please remember to show good character by paying your parents back either with $5 or earn it back with additional chores.

SEPTEMBER 2022
$2450 – Combined with Journeyman, this donation was for new sublimated soccer uniforms for long time supporter of Journeyman, Sacred Heart School in Hampton NH.

August 2022
$500 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in the Journeyman Summer Session.

JANUARY 2021
$410 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in the Journeyman Summer Session.

JANUARY 2020
$235 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in the Journeyman Summer Session.

SEPTEMBER 2019
$200 – End 68 Hours of Hunger Trying to put an end to childhood hunger.
$200 – Seacoast Family Promise Assisting local families with children experiencing homelessness.

JUNE 2019
$170 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in the Journeyman Summer Session.

DECEMBER 2018
$200 – Hampton FAMILY to supplement transportation costs when a family member was diagnosed with cancer
$100 – Gather For 200 years, Gather has been serving Seacoast residents facing hunger.  This donation will support Gather’s food pantry as well as their programs for children and the elderly.
$100 – New Generation, Inc. This donation will help them provide shelter and guidance for pregnant and parenting homeless women and their children.
$100 – Blue Ocean Society This donation will support their mission to protect marine life in the Gulf of Maine through reassure and education.

NOVEMBER 2018
$600 – Brent Howard Auto a surprise for a local man who has supported Journeyman by taking car of the organizations vehicles for more than 12 years.

AUGUST 2018
$265 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in the Journeyman Summer Session.

APRIL 2018
$410 – Sacred Heart School items for their basketball program.

MARCH 2018
$310 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in the Journeyman Summer Session.

NOVEMBER 2017
$215 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in the Journeyman Summer Session.

AUGUST 2017
$450 – Area Student  Assistance in the purchase of a laptop for college for a needy student.

MARCH 2017
$240 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in the Journeyman Summer Session.

NOVEMBER 2016
$245 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in the Journeyman Fall Session.

AUGUST 2016
$310 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in the Journeyman Summer Session.

JUNE 2016
$150 – Womenade of Stratham.

MARCH 2016
$187.50 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in the Journeyman Winter Session.

FEBRUARY 2016
$236.88 – Sacred Heart School for an event with St. Pats School and continued support of their basketball program.

NOVEMBER 2015
$200 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in the Journeyman Fall Session.

OCTOBER 2015
$1067.58 – Sacred Heart School ($143 – paint for lining the Soccer Field)($574.38 – new basketballs)($350.20 – new pinnies)

AUGUST 2015
$75 – Litzelman Children Fund for a local family requiring assistance.

AUGUST 2015
$75 – Vlasich Family Fund for a local family requiring assistance.

JULY 2015
$120 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in the Journeyman Summer Session.

June 2015
$344.60 – Sacred Heart School awards for 2015 Sports Banquet.

MAY 2015
$365 retail value – Sacred Heart School for their annual auction to raise money for the school. ($265 session/$100 apparel)

APRIL 2015
$105 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in Journeyman Sessions.

APRIL 2015
$200 – Extreme Air – a local jumprope competition group promoting good health and exercise option for youth in Portsmouth.

APRIL 2015
$50 – Brentwood Fireworks – town of Brentwood looking for donations.

MARCH 2015
600 lbs. of clothes – Operation Blessing for local families requiring assistance in a time of need.

FEBRUARY 2015
$70 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in Journeyman Sessions.

FEBRUARY 2015
$200 – Sacred Heart School photographer fees for needed photos for school yearbook and marketing.

FEBRUARY 2015
$81.98 – SAU16 Thank You Basket from Cherry Moon Farms for their continued support of our program.

DECEMBER 2014
$372.89 – Sacred Heart School Assisted in paying for transportation to away game and funds for needed supplies to upkeep gym.

SEPTEMBER 2014
$375 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in Journeyman Sessions.

AUGUST 2014
$300 – Sacred Heart School Assisted in paying staff to counsel young athletes in summer camp.

AUGUST 2014
$2,175 – Foundation for Seacoast Health money raised by 3 on 3 event to assist in any needed area for the foundation in lieu of all the support they have shown us.

JUNE 2014
$300 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in Journeyman Sessions.

JUNE 2014
$94.16 – Sacred Heart donation of food for their sports banquet.

MARCH 2014
$752 – Behaylu Strong Purchased all Behaylu Strong T’s from Atkinson Graphics to be resold to benefit Behaylu Barry
$200 – Behaylu Strong donation and fundraiser in Portsmouth NH.

DECEMBER 2013
$375 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in Journeyman Sessions

OCTOBER 2013
$420 – Sacred Heart School Donation for safety/signage in their gymnasium. (half of entire bill)

SEPTEMBER 2013
$365 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in Journeyman Sessions

APRIL 2013
$75 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in Journeyman Sessions

MARCH 2013
$150 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in Journeyman Sessions
$200 – Students Against Bullying at Exeter High School in the name of dedicated Journeyman Zach Snow.
$754 – JPA Shirt Order. Advertising and Marketing apparel to support brand recognition of the Player’s Association. This money will circulate back into the account through shirt sales.
$516 – Journeyman Coaches mugs. These mugs will be presented to the game coaches of Journeyman Basketball through 2013 as a token of appreciation from the players.

JANUARY 2013
$250 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in Journeyman Sessions

DECEMBER 2012
111 pounds of food donated to Operation Blessing of Portsmouth NH.

OCTOBER 2012
$187.27 – Sacred Heart School for renovations done to the athletic department.

SEPTEMBER 2012
$150 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in Journeyman Sessions

JULY-AUGUST 2012
$291.09 – Sacred Heart for new gym equipment and repair supplies.

JUNE 2012
$375 – Hanson Benevento Fund for local families requiring assistance to participate in Journeyman Sessions
$75 – Exeter Fire Department general funds donation.

JANUARY 2012
$500 – Sacred Heart School athletic department needs

MARCH 2011
Thank you to all who paid your JPA dues.
A few players made suggestions about where to donate our collected funds.
$100 – Wonderland Thrift Store Benevolent Fund which aids local families in need
$100 – Molly Rowlee Fund in memory of 5 year old Molly who died of Cancer. The money goes to local families who have family members with cancer, to help offset expenses not covered by insurance.
$100 – to the Stratham SPCA
$100 – to St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry and Emergency Assistance Fund Exeter NH
$100 – to the Hanson Benevento Fund to provide the opportunity for a future athlete to participate in the program.

NOVEMBER 2010
Thank you to all who paid your JPA dues. We were able to collect $505 this session.
A few players made suggestions about where to donate our collected funds.
$50 – toward supplies for the Journeyman Community Service project at Seacoast Family Promise
$50 – to Robby Fricker (a former Journeyman) for the Will Power Foundation, which assists children with disabilities.
$135 – to the Brentwood Food Pantry
$120 – to Sacred Heart School’s Basketball Program which is in need of basic equipment.
$150 – to the CMS Outreach Program, which will supply Thanksgiving baskets to needy area families.

AUGUST 2010
$130 – Robert Randall’s Fund. He is the Main Street School custodian who is undergoing treatment for liver cancer. His family will be able to use the funds toward medical expenses not covered by insurance.
$130 – New Generation is a shelter for homeless, pregnant mothers in Greenland. The staff helps the moms to get medical care, to get jobs, to get their education and to learn to be good parents to their babies.
$130 – The Baby Closet, which is located in Hampton. They provide diapers, baby food, clothing and furniture to needy families.
$130 – Pease Greeters. Charlie Eaton (D2) will be using the funds to purchase goods for care packages for the troops as they leave Pease to go to Iraq and Afghanistan.
$130 – Exeter Chamber Children’s Fund, which supplies warm clothing to local families in need around the holidays. The fund raises money all year long in order to support the great need in our area.

MARCH 2010
$90 – The Molly Rowlee Fund – supports families in this area that are undergoing cancer treatment.
$90 – SPCA in Stratham
$90 – Beyond The Rainbow – supports cancer patients at Exeter hospital
$90 – Exeter Boy Scout Troop 323 – we will send a deserving scout to summer camp
$90 – Hanson & Benevento Fund – Journeyman scholarships

NOVEMBER 2009
$200 – HAJH Outreach Program for food baskets
$200 – CMS Outreach Program for food baskets
$100 – Womenade
$100 – Jordyn Boucher’s Family Jordyn is a little girl battling cancer in Brentwood. The money will assist them in expenses not covered by insurance.

JULY 2009
$300 – Dan Healy Memorial Fund
Dan is the Navy SEAL who is from Exeter, who was killed in Afghanistan on a rescue mission. Our donation went to support the memorial service and dedication of the pool and the bridge in his name. Any leftover money goes to his 4 young kids.
$300 – Myla Gott’s Family
Myla is the Winnacunnet teen who suffered severe injuries in a car accident in January. She is now at the Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center in Greenfield, NH and is recovering from severe head injuries. The money goes to her parents to buy gas cards because they drive three hours daily to visit her.
$300 – Family Disaster Relief Fund at St. Vincent de Paul food pantry This money supports families who have had a fire or other disaster in their home. They will use it for lodging, food and clothes.

NOVEMBER 2008
$350 – CMS nurse Mrs. LaPerle, who will be putting together Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for families of CMS and EHS who are in need this season.
$350 – Hampton Junior High, which is running a similar program for that area.
$50 – Journeyman Officials Fund, to help pay for the costs of patched officials, who sometimes ref our games.
$50 – Journeyman Staff, in appreciation for all their hard work, they can use it to go to breakfast at Rogans.

MARCH 2008
$425 – SAIL Program at CMS, a program within CMS that supports the needs of students at risk.
$425 – Exeter St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry’s Disaster Relief Fund, which supports the needs of local families who might have had a fire, a flood, etc.
$100 – Coaching Staff to say thank you for hard work and dedication.
$100 – CMS-LSS Custodial Staff to thank them for their support of Journeyman. ($25 each).

Thanks again for all your support.

Ryan & Adam Dixon
JPA Presidents