Local Kids Are The Big Winners At The Goals For Life Free Super Bowl Party

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 16, 2009 -- The Goals For Life Foundation, headed–up by Executive Director, Reggie Berry, will be hosting its annual Goals For Life Super Bowl Party “Free” for local kids and their parents on Sunday, Feb. 1, 2009 at the Norwalk Arts & Sports Complex in Norwalk, California from 1 P.M. - 8 P.M. All participants received free tee shirts, autographs from professional athletes, prizes ranging from new bicycles and back packs to footballs autographed by Hall of Famers such as Deacon Jones, plus free food, and fun games, before the football game airs on a large screen!

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Local Kids Are The Big Winners At The Goals For Life Free Super Bowl Party

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Celebrities and athletes who are scheduled to attend include: Super Bowl Champion Bob Grant (Colts), Joe Sweet (Rams), Chuck Detwilder (Rams), Sam Scarborough (Rams), All- Pro Cedric Hartman ( 49ers), Reggie Grant (Jets), Olympic Gold Metal Champion Paul Gonzalez, Former Heavy Weight Champion Mike Weaver, Reggie Berry (Chargers) Mark Seay (Chargers) and the great Deacon Jones from the Rams.
Goals For Life is a non-profit foundation (celebrating 20 years) that teaches a coeducational program that offers at-risk students a game plan for success. Combining the talents of former or active professional athletes, Goals For Life has developed a goal-oriented program structured for the students and has accepted the challenge to coordinate the effort required to address the at-risk population, perpetuating the message that success is not measured by the position that one has reached in life but by the obstacles which one overcomes while trying to succeed.

For more information about becoming a sponsor for the event or about Goals For Life go to www.goalsforlife.net or call Reggie Berry at (562) 864-6040.

More information can be found online at http://www.goalsforlife.net

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