Fundraiser Winners

Please check your fundraising tickets. There are several prizes still to be claimed.

You have until July 4, 2008 to make a claim.

If you have a winning ticket, call the phone number on the ticket.

Youth Tickets

The winning fundraiser numbers for the youth tickets are:
Date		Number	Prize	Status
Friday	April 25, 2008	3912	Steeler Tickets	Claim Pending
Saturday	April 26, 2008	4759	$ 1,500	Claimed
Sunday	April 27, 2008	4927	$ 2,000	Unclaimed

Adult Tickets

The winning fundraiser numbers for the adult tickets are:
Date		Number	Prize	Status
Friday	May 2, 2008	535	$ 500	Unclaimed
Saturday	May 3, 2008	724	$ 250	Unclaimed
Sunday	May 4, 2008	144	$ 250	Unclaimed

May General Meeting

The May General Meeting will be held Sunday, May 18, at 8:00pm in the Lions Shelter at Cranberry Park. All softball and baseball and baseball parents are encouraged to attend.

Dining for CTAA

Beginning this month the CTAA Fund Raising Team is kicking off a series of Dining for CTAA events. We have made arrangements with area resturants to sponsor CTAA nights, days, or weeks. During the time of the promotion a percentage of your food sales is donated back to the CTAA. In most cases you need to present a Dining for CTAA coupon that will be downloadable from this site. If you are planning on eating out during a promition please try and visit the sponsor on that night!

The kickoff for these events will start Monday, April 14 at Super Suppers. We also have arrangements made with Applebees, The Deck House, and Chick-fil-A in the next several weeks. Check back at this website for updates and additions.

Coupon downloads and complete information can be found here

The CTAA Welcomes the Miracle League

The CTAA is proud to be partnering with the Miracle League of Southwestern PA to give disabled children in Cranberry and and the surrounding area an opportunity to play baseball.

The CTAA and the Miracle League are working with Cranberry Township to integrate a Miracle League Field in the new Graham Park Complex. The field will be constructed of a specially designed rubber turf surface and will likely double as a t-ball field when not being used by the Miracle League players. Construction costs for the Miracle League Field will be paid for through corporate and private donations raised by The Miracle League of Southwestern PA.

Based on the idea that “Every child deserves a chance to play baseball.” The Miracle League has grown to 180 leagues across the country with more than 25,000 participants. For more information on the Miracle League of Southwestern PA please visit their website at http://www.miracleleagueofsouthwesternpa.com