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Allentown Picnic in the Park
- By Gary Cuzzocrea
- Published Yesterday
 We hope you can join us as we celebrate 35 Seasons of the Crossmen and gather together for our annual DCI East Picnic in the Park on Saturday, August 1st.
In celebration, the CAA is planning to sell special Alumni shirts, and hoagies, chips, and soda will be available at the alumni tent for those who are interested.
There will also be raffle tickets sold for a chance to win tickets to a taping of the Late Show with David Letterman show of your choice, as well as a 50/50 drawing. All proceeds will go toward the 2010 Crossmen Scholarships.
Due to the new parking ordinance at Cedar Creek Park, we now gather at the volleyball and basketball courts (next to the swimming pool and parking lot) off of North Ott and Hamilton Streets. There is a parking lot next to our picnic site, so try and get there early to reserve a spot.
Bring out the kids and have some fun with your old (and young) drum corps buddies. Everyone is invited! So feel free to bring your own game and picnic accessories. Public showers and bathrooms are also conveniently located by the swimming pool.
The picnic kicks-off at 2:00 pm, the box office opens at 2:30 pm, and the show begins at 6:30 pm.
Please contact Michele Williams if you have any questions or would like to help out at this event. Thank you, and we hope to see you there!
'09 Cymbal Line Visits 507
- By Gary Cuzzocrea
- Published 05/29/2009
- Crossmen Alumni News
The 2009 Crossmen cymbal line recently spent a week in Atlantic City gearing up for their move-in with the full corps on May 29th. On their way, they visited some of the old Bones stomping grounds, including Boeing Beach and the 507th American Legion Post as a way to "connect with the past." Special thanks to cymbal tech Jack Borland for submitting this photo for our website, and best of luck to the cymbal line and the entire corps this summer! For more information on the 2009 Crossmen tour schedule, click here.
Recent News
Alum Jim Doyle Issues A Challenge
- By Gary Cuzzocrea
- Published 05/12/2009
- Crossmen Alumni News
"The Crossmen Economic Stimulus program is a great way to help the Crossmen and yourself," said long time Crossmen supporter, and alum Jim Doyle. "In these economic times, it takes some creative approaches to raise funds for capital equipment for drum corps or any non-profit group," Jim added. "That is why I saw an opportunity to not only help the Crossmen with their new souvenir trailer but to help others by challenging them to participate in the program. Where else can you turn a $150.00 donation into a $300.00 reward? My challenge is that for every dollar donated to the campaign I will match it with a dollar donation of my own up to $2,000. This is on top of the $5,000 challenge issued by the Morrison family."
"We are very grateful to Jim for his continued support," said Executive Director of the Crossmen, Fred Morrison. "The new souvenir trailer will help us to carry more goods in order to raise more funds in order to keep the Crossmen on the road in 2009 and in the future. Click here and start the process TODAY!
Introducing the Crossmen Platinum VISA Card
- By Gary Cuzzocrea
- Published 02/9/2009
- Crossmen Alumni News
The Crossmen and the CAA are excited to announce a brand new way that you can support the Crossmen!
When you apply for the new Crossmen platinum Visa Card, the issuing bank (UMB) will donate $50 to the Crossmen the very first time you use it. And UMB will donate a percentage of all your future purchases on the card to the Crossmen as well. All of this is done at no cost to you, and no cost to the Crossmen.
The more of us who participate, the bigger the impact we can make!
All the benefits of a platinum Visa card will be yours, along with the satisfaction of showing your support of the Crossmen's mission every time you use your card.
There are five different card designs you can choose from, representing different eras of Crossmen history. Each of the five custom Crossmen card choices makes a statement about the Crossmen mission and about you.
So join us in applying for the Crossmen Visa card today!
Crossmen Wine, Available NOW!
- By Gary Cuzzocrea
- Published 12/3/2008
- Crossmen Alumni News
 The Crossmen have partnered with Grapesurfer, which is America's Wine Shop for Charity. Proceeds from the sale of these wines benefit the Crossmen World Class Drum Corps. Due to federal and state regulations regarding the shipment of alcohol, wine cannot be shipped outside of the United States or to the following states: AL, AK, MD, MS, PA, UT. FedEx will make 3 delivery attempts where someone over 21 years of age will need to sign for the package. Fedex cannot leave packages at the door. If the package is returned to us we will need to re-charge shipping costs. If you choose to cancel your order after a package is returned we cannot refund the shipping and handling charges.
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