Saturday, August 4th, 2012
9am - 2:30pm
Cost: $25

All proceeds from the PA Announcer Fantasy camp will be donated to the Strike 3 Foundation.

On August 4th, announce your favorite lineup and promotional copy over the Yogi Berra Stadium PA System. Amaze your friends and family with your performance.

• Instruction from Jackals PA Announcer
• Autographed baseball by former Jackals pitcher and current Diamondbacks reliever, Craig Breslow
• Tour of Yogi Berra Stadium clubhouses and dugouts
• Two free reserved seats to the Sunday, August 5th game
  (2:05pm first pitch)
• Special Home Plate Certificate Ceremony prior to game on August 5th
  (Ceremony to take place at 1:30pm)
• Honorary Jackals PA Announcer Certificate
• Opportunity to have picture taken at the microphone for $10, which is donated to Strike 3 Foundation and courtesy of PB&J Phtography
• Eligible for selection to be Official Guest PA Announcer for visiting team at Jackals game
  (The two individuals selected will share announcing dutires the visiting team's batters and relief pitchers for the entire game on the 4th. Selected individuals will be announced at Certificate Ceremony from youth [9-15] and adult [16+] age groups)

Each camper will be scheduled for a 1 hour session within the allotted Camp time. In that hour, each camper will receive their instruction, their PA Announcer experience, stadium tour and will meet key members of the Jackals organization.

Eligibility

• Anyone nine years of age or older.
• Camp is limited to the first 40 applicants.

To register, fill in all the fields below, then click on the "Submit" button at the bottom. Your submission will be delayed if we do not have complete information. Payment will be accepted on the day of the camp.

About Strike 3 Foundation

The Strike 3 Foundation is a charitable agency that heightens awareness, mobilizes support and raises funding for childhood cancer research.

Founded in 2008 by MLB pitcher (and former NJ Jackal) Craig Breslow, the tenets of the Strike 3 Foundation had been in place for some time.

At age 14, Craig’s sister was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. More than fifteen years later, she lives an unrestricted life as a cancer survivor.

Unequivocally, this success story is attributed to advancements in pediatric oncology treatment and research funded largely through generous donations and charitable efforts.

Visit Strike 3 Foundation to find out more information.