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Greetings!
(From the AAC: Apologies for the resend everyone. That email for the job opening came to us with a small typo in the contact info, so we wanted to make sure everyone got the correct address; also added a message from the golf team and corrected a typo of our own. Hope to see you tonight at Vita!! WDE!)
As usual, we've got another big edition of the AAC newsletter to share with you today. We've had a busy couple of weeks with Bark at the Park a week ago, the Auburn Young Alum reception at The Bucket Shop last Thursday, and the Habitat House Build on Saturday.
Up next: Our Tiger Talk evening with Auburn's compliance team. Come out and join us after work tomorrow (Wednesday 5/13) and help us give Rich & Bernard a real Auburn Tiger welcome! These guys are the best and we're very excited that they are taking some time in their schedules to join us.
The golf team is starting to need a headcount -- so please mail those registrations as soon as you can!
And the AAC Young Alums are planning their next event - we've heard it will be a night of bowling. Details are still being worked out, so keep a lookout for more information on Facebook and in a future email newsletter.
For everyone who is following us on Twitter -- thanks for being part of that effort. We've been Tweeting when time allows and, to be honest, we've found that we can Tweet a lot quicker than we can format these email newsletters! So, we plan on using that when we've got information we want to get out fast... and the occasional story link (like Urban Meyer's comments on the Auburn "Tiger Prowl" limos. LOL!)
Our Facebook group is just short of 400 now -- not bad for only a few months -- maybe we'll top it after this email goes out. You can also find us on Tiger2Tiger too. As always, any and all feedback and suggestions are welcome...
Have a great evening everyone --- and hope to see you after work tomorrow for some "Tiger Talk"!
War Eagle!
The Atlanta Auburn Club
Contact us at: communications@atlantaauburnclub.org
Member of the AAC? Download an application from our website or send us an email.
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AAC Hosts "Tiger Talk" Night on Wednesday - Bring Your Questions!
Happy Hour at Vita Restaurant Starts at 6:15-6:30p; Program starts at 7:30p
 Come out and join the Atlanta Auburn Club on Wednesday night for a Tigers-only event!!! We'll be talking college recruiting, NCAA rules... and more with two of the most popular members of Auburn's athletic department!
Rich McGlynn and Bernard Hill, both Associate Athletics Directors for Compliance, will be with us for a unique question and answer session... to share their knowledge on what is what in the SEC and the
NCAA. These guys are fun -- they are informative -- and they know the rules! And hopefully you will know more of them, too, after our event! So, bring your questions and don't miss this rare opportunity for some casual, interesting and lively discussion!!
Look for us on the giant patio at Vita Restaurant. Address and additional directions below.
The AAC will be holding a small raffle to benefit our 501(c)(3) Roy B. Sewell Memorial Scholarship Fund. We will also have signups for club membership and our upcoming golf tournament. Plus, we'll have club t-shirts available for purchase (short sleeve $15 - long sleeve $20)
When: Wednesday, May 13
Time:Happy hour starts at 6:15p-6:30p. Our Tiger Talk session will start at 7:30p.
Where:Vita Restaurant, 2110 Peachtree Road, Atlanta, Ga. 30309; Tel: 404-367-8482; On the web at: www.vitaatl.com
Event is free to attend, but everyone is on their own for food and drinks. Vita serves Italian, steaks, tapas and a very nice wine list, in addition to other menu offerings. Check it out online.
Note: Vita is located just north of Piedmont Hospital and just south of Peachtree Battle; it's the former Mick's location that's across from The Fresh Market on Peachtree; Marta Bus Line 23, which runs from Lenox to the Arts Center, stops right in front of the restaurant. For those coming down from Cobb County, take I-75 south to Northside Drive; go east on Northside to Collier Road and take a right toward Piedmont Hospital. Once you get to Peachtree go north toward Buckhead - Vita will be up on your left. From Buckhead, take Peachtree south; Vita will be on right after you've passed Peachtree Battle area.
Questions? Contact the AAC at communications@atlantaauburnclub.org
Note: Our prayers and hugs and a big War Eagle to Paul Hemphill! He won't be able to join us for this event; we have invited him to come out to our Game Day Kickoff Event on July 16th instead.
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Tee Up to Benefit the Atlanta Auburn Club's Scholarship Fund
Annual AAC Roy B. Sewell Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament on Monday, June 8
Nothing can beat a day on the fairways with a great group of Auburn Tigers!
The Atlanta Auburn Club is busy with preparations for this year's golf tournament, and we have another great day planned! We are excited to announce that our Atlanta Guthries will be providing lunch this year --- and Slopes BBQ will be back again with the after-tournament BBQ.
This event directly benefits the club's 501(c)(3) Roy B. Sewell Memorial Scholarship Fund, Inc. And in this economy, your participation and support is not only important, but very much appreciated!
Register now by downloading an application from our website --- click here --- Send registration/check to: Atlanta Auburn Club, Attn: Golf Tournament, P.O. Box 11773, Atlanta, GA 30355. Make checks payable to: Roy B. Sewell Memorial Scholarship Fund, Inc.
So get your foursomes together. Twosomes... and single golfers? No worries -- we will set you up with some other Auburn golfers.
When: Monday, June 8th - shotgun start is at 12:30p
Where: Windermere Golf Club
Address: 5000 Davis Love Drive, Cumming, GA 30041-6124; Telephone: (678) 513-1000 and on the web at: http://www.canongategolf.com
Cost: $150/golfer; new grads (2004-2009) $100/golfer
Hole sponsorship/golfer packages also available. Contact our golf team for more information!
Due to the slower economy, we would appreciate your
applications as soon as possible so that we can plan an accurate head count for
lunch and dinner. Feel
free to direct any questions regarding the event to Jim
Bridges at jim.bridges@morgankeegan.com
or Scott Bishop at scott.bishop@multifin.com.
 
 
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AAC'S "Game Day" Kickoff Event is Thursday, July 16!
Mark your calendars now! The Atlanta Auburn Club's BIG Game Day Kickoff Event will be back at the Cobb Galleria Convention Center -- and it's on Thursday this year, too! (perfect start for a
three-day weekend!). Join us on July 16, when we welcome Atlanta and
Auburn's own Tracy Rocker to town for this big event. Auburn's defensive line coach is just one of the big surprises headed to Atlanta for this big kickoff event. We've got the Raptor Center lined up to join us this year --- and we'll also be holding a very BIG birthday party (any guesses whose it is?) There's LOTS in the works and more details will be announced in the coming weeks. So help us spread the word now -- and make plans to join us for the one night when Auburn paints Atlanta Orange & Blue!
Note: this event is one of the biggest setups that we do - and we need all the help we can get; if you are interested in volunteering, please send us an email right away so that we can get you on the team!
Also, the AAC is now soliciting and accepting donations for our Annual Silent Auction which benefits our 501(c)(3) Roy B. Sewell Memorial Scholarship Fund, Inc. If you have something you'd like to donate, send us an email at: communications@atlantaauburnclub.org
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From the Atlanta Auburn Club Mailbox
The AAC will periodically share email that we have received from other Auburn Tigers
 This one is from a member of our Atlanta Auburn community, Charlie Conway, who graduated from Auburn in EE in 1988:
Auburn Electrical Engineer needed!
Conway
& Owen, Inc. a multidiscipline mechanical, electrical and plumbing
consulting firm based in Atlanta area with an office in Auburn, AL is
seeking an electrical engineer to manage the electrical design for
their Auburn, Al. office. Four years experience or more is desired in
electrical building construction design.
Conway
& Owen, Inc. provides its engineering services to Architects,
Contractors and Owners for many project types including Commercial,
Data Centers, Retail, Educational, Government, Healthcare, Hospitality,
Industrial, LEED Certified, Mixed-Use Residential, Retail, Sports and
Recreation. Current projects at Auburn include a new AU Student
Recreation Center, AU Track & Soccer Facility, Jordan-Hare Stadium
Renovations, Multiple academic buildings across campus.
Come join our Auburn team. War Eagle!
Email inquiries to : jshaffer@conway-owen.com Message from the Atlanta Auburn Club: If any of you are the lucky Tiger that gets this FAN-tastic position... we want to post an email from you in a future edition of our newsletter!! War Eagle!
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How Do You Show Your Auburn Spirit? Send the AAC Your Photos!
A BIG shout out and a WAR EAGLE! to the great team of Tigers that spent this past Saturday at the Atlanta Auburn Club's first-ever Habitat House Build. The club delivered coffee and some goodies for all the volunteers on site and took some photos. In addition to the club's volunteer team, it turns out that several other volunteers at the site were also Auburn grads! (isn't that always the case!)
Now that we have our first Habitat build "under our tool belt" -- we will definitely doing more!
We've asked each of the volunteers to write up a paragraph about their experience on Saturday. We hope to share those with everyone in a future email newsletter.
The
Atlanta
Auburn Club is giving you a shot at some well-deserved Tiger
fame. Your photos in our Email blasts and on the AAC website, our
Tiger2Tiger group page, and you can post them on our Facebook page too!
How do you
celebrate the Auburn Tigers? We want to see plenty of Orange & Blue
and lots of Auburn Spirit! Are you the biggest Tiger fan this side of
the Georgia-Alabama stateline? Send
us your .jpg photos (file sizes less than 1 MB please) and then check
upcoming newsletters, the club website & now Tiger2Tiger! Email: communications@atlantaauburnclub.org WAR EAGLE! |
In the Headlines: Latest Auburn News (the Bo Jackson Edition!)
 Bo Knows Commencement Speeches
From College Grid Iron 365 blog on OrlandoSentinel.com
Bo knows football, Bo knows baseball and Bo even knows diddly
(contrary to the old Nike commercial). But former Heisman Trophy winner
Bo Jackson also knows a thing or two about public speaking.
The Auburn legend delivered the commencement address Saturday at his alma mater. "When I came to Auburn, public speaking was the last thing on my
agenda. I avoided it like the plague," Jackson told Auburn's Class of
2009. "I was afraid, after football games my freshman year, I was
afraid to get up in front of a news camera to talk because I was going
to get nervous and start stuttering."
Later he urged the grads ...
"...Step out of your confort zone. Take chances -- not foolish
chances -- because you never know what the world has out there for you." Jackson
has two children currently enrolled at Auburn, and one child has
already graduated. Something tells me that Bo will be asked back to
deliver another speech or two at his alma mater.
AU FOOTBALL: Bo talks life after football
From the Opelika-Auburn News; By Andrew Gribble, Auburn University Beat Reporter; Photo Cliff Williams | Opelika-Auburn News
Published: May 10, 2009
When
the call came in from Auburn to deliver both of Saturday's commencement
addresses, Bo Jackson listened, then hung up the phone without giving
an answer.
Jackson, who has tried his best to regain anonymity after his
star-studded, two-sport career, sat down with his wife, Linda, to
discuss the spotlight-garnering proposition. It's what he does every
time an offer is pitched in his direction.
This one, Jackson said, was a "no-brainer."
"It's something both of us are comfortable with," Jackson said. "We're both Auburn graduates and have two kids at Auburn."
Jackson became just the second person to address both groups of
Auburn graduates Saturday. It's something Jackson wouldn't have been
comfortable doing in the past, he said, but that was the point.
Jackson's speech centered on the benefits of stepping out of one's
comfort zone, something he's done constantly since his athletic career
ended in 1994.
"From that sense, it gives me great pleasure to know that I can come
back to Auburn University and the faculty have faith in me to do a good
job," Jackson said in between his early morning and mid-afternoon
speeches. "I hope I did a good job."
Jackson said he remains connected to the university, but prefers to
not butt his head anywhere near a spotlight situation. He said he
specifically prefers not to be associated with the football team
because "I know how to play football, so I really don't keep up with it
that much."
"I like to dibble and dabble in things I don't know too much about," Jackson said.
When the Auburn women's basketball team won its first SEC
regular-season championship in 20 years this past March, Jackson sent
each player a bouquet of roses. Upon arriving on campus from his home
in Illinois, he learned that the women's golf team had recently won an
SEC championship of its own.
"There may be another batch of roses coming down, you never know,"
Jackson said. "I don't do these things for publicity. I would rather
keep (reporters) as far away from me as I can. Not saying anything bad
about (them), but I think I've spent enough time in front of the mikes
and cameras."
Jackson said he's avoided falling into the traps that come with being a retired athlete.
Jackson proudly drives a big 2003 Dodge pickup truck "with dualies"
because "every body expects you to be driving a fancy, $300,000 sports
car, a Rolls Royce or a Bentley," he said. When strangers approach him
to ask if he really is Bo Jackson, he said he replies "sometimes."
"They say 'What the heck are you doing in Chicago?'" Jackson said.
"I say 'I'm just passing through. I'm on my way back to the West
Coast.' And I live three blocks down the street. It's fun."
Jackson played at Auburn from 1982-85 and became the second player
in Auburn history to win the Heisman Trophy. He played for four years
in the NFL with the Los Angeles Raiders while also slugging for Major
League Baseball's Kansas City Royals. He retired from baseball in 1994.
One year later, he went back to Auburn to earn his undergraduate degree.
"When I first started playing sports as a kid, my mother told me
that if you don't make the grades, you can't play," Jackson said.
"Those rules should apply everywhere. Sports, don't get me wrong, it's
great. But it can't take you far as you need to go in this world,
especially when you get out of sports and go into the business world."
Jackson now owns a local bank in Burr Ridge, a food company and a sports complex.
"Everything can be taken away from you," Jackson said. "The
government can take your money, your cars, your house. But the
government can't take your education from you. Let athletics be the
second most important thing on your list when you're in college.
"If I could do it, you can do it. And I was a bonehead."
Here is another Nike spot that will bring a smile or two -- just click here
And here's a great clip on Bo the NFL runningback
And some highlights from his days at Auburn
And he's also featured in this YouTube item on "Runningback U"
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Information From the Auburn Alumni Association & AU Web Links
Here's the latest ALUM information and some great links to helpful information!
Join/Renew Your ALUM Membership Today!
It's easy, it's fast, and you can do it online. Just click here.
Golden Eagles Reunion - May 14-16, 2009
Auburn graduates reaching the milestone of 50 years or more since their graduation are invited to the Golden Eagles Reunion, May 14-16. This event will include the Auburn vs. Alabama baseball game, special presentations from across the AU campus, nostalgic fellowship among friends and classmates, and the induction of the classes of 1958 and 1959 into the special group known as "Golden Eagles." Please help us spread the word by sharing the following web site with your club members who graduated in 1958, 1959, or before. Registration information can be found at www.aualum.org/ge
Nominations are still open for the 2010 Lifetime Achievement Awards
The Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes recipients for
outstanding achievements in their professional lives, personal
integrity and stature, and service to the university. It was
established in 2001 to honor extraordinary accomplishments by members
of the Auburn family. Recipients of Lifetime Achievement Awards are
selected by a committee of Auburn administrators, trustees, faculty and
alumni.All nominations must be received by June 12, 2009. Nomination details and forms can be found by clicking here.Auburn Alumni Association Membership Numbers
Your Auburn Magazine is on its way! Not only does it
contain great articles and information, it also contains a very
important number -- your membership number is the nine digit number
located above your name on the back. Knowing your membership number will become important in the future
to receive some of the great discounts the association is offering.
Pamela Wells Sheffield Award Nominations
Nominations are open for the Pamela Wells Sheffield Award. The
award was established April 27, 1991 to honor, commemorate, and
perpetuate the memory and good works of Pamela Wells Sheffield. The
selection of this Auburn Athletic Department and Auburn University
award is coordinated by the Office of Alumni Affairs. Pamela Wells
Sheffield was a 1965 graduate of Auburn she married an Auburn man, and
she sent her children to Auburn. She was, by any definition, the
consummate Auburn woman. Her love for Auburn went beyond affection. Her
love was a commitment to Auburn and to its people, its students, staff,
faculty and alumni. Auburn people were, and are, her people. For a
history and details on how to nominate a deserving woman, go to
http://www.aualum.org/awards/pamela-wells-sheffield.html
2009 Football Season Away Game Travel
It's already time to start thinking about away game travel
packages for the 2009 football season! Away game packages are sponsored
by the Auburn Alumni Association and Tigers Unlimited. Reserve your
spot today! More travel information and a pdf of the 2009 brochure can
be found at http://www.aualum.org/travel/away-game.html.
Something Fun -- ASK AUBIE
Have
you ever wanted to ask Aubie a question or two -- like, what he did for his 30th birthday? Or, what's his favorite kind of birthday cake? Well, you can quit wondering and start
asking. Just ask Aubie by clicking this link.
Atlanta Auburn Club Quick Links for ALUM Assn & Auburn University:
Auburn Game Day Website
Jordan-Hare Stadium Seating Chart
Auburn University Webcams
Downtown Auburn Webcams
WebsiteTiger Cubs
Tiger Troops
Glomerata Online (beginning with the earliest issues!)
Alumni Association Shop
Tiger2Tiger Network Log in
ALUM Network Log in
Update Your Alumni Association Record
Spirit of Auburn Credit Card
Official ALUM Webstore Link to Tiger Rags
War Eagle Travelers
Local Auburn Alumni Clubs around the United States
Local Game Watch Locations Around the United States
Local Auburn Clubs Awarded Scholarships
Auburn Magazine
ALUM Screensavers and Desktop Wallpaper
Auburn Car Tags in Alabama
Auburn Club Special Tag License Plates in Georgia
Other Auburn Car Tags Around the Nation
Listen to the AU Marching Band
Auburn University Channel on YouTube
Auburn FaceBook group
Follow Auburn on Twitter
AUTubeAuburn Photos on Flicker
Auburn University on Wikipedia
Auburn University del.icio.us Links
A reminder: The Atlanta Auburn Club has a music player on our website that plays Auburn band tunes too Check it out! - and we have even more great Links on our website - Click Here!
All Auburn-All Orange Spirit
Do
you have some great video of a War Eagle moment? Or perhaps something
that truly embodies the Auburn spirit? Post it to the AUTube!! And if
you are looking for a good primer on Auburn traditions -- there's a web
link for that too! Check them out:Click Here to go to AUTube - Click Here to read about AU Traditions
Auburn E-Cards
When Hallmark just won't do --- send your favorite Tigers an Auburn E-greeting! It's easy, fast and FREE! Click Here for Auburn E-cards
DID YOU KNOW??
Life members of the Alumni Association have the chance to make a huge difference in the life of future Auburn students. The Circle of Excellence Society opens the door to direct participation in building the Auburn University Alumni Association Scholarship Endowment. There are three levels of participation: Orange Level ($1,000-$2,499), Orange & Blue Level ($2,500-$4,999), and Diamond Level ($5,000+). Currently, less than 1% of Life members have participated. Auburn needs us now more than ever! For more information, visit: www.aualum.org/membership/circle-excellence.html
Get Involved
There
are nearly 100 local Auburn Clubs throughout the country, and through
these groups alums have the opportunity to participate in various
fund-raising activities either directly for their local club
scholarship or towards the Association's Endowed Scholarship. In
2005-2006, more than $178,000 was raised by local clubs for students in
their areas to attend Auburn.
How else can I give?
Just
make your tax-deductible contribution to the 'Auburn University
Foundation', designating your local club scholarship or the Alumni
Association Endowment in the "Notes" line of your check. Or if you
prefer give online and choose "Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship"
as your gift designation or specify your local club scholarship in the
'note other gift area here' space.
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Other Upcoming Auburn Club Events in Georgia
-GREATER ATHENS AUBURN CLUB SPRING MEETING
This event is being held next Monday, May 18 at 6pm at the East West Bistro, 351 East Broad Street,
Athens, GA (706) 546-9378. Cost: Donation at the door & cost of meal; Special Guests: Tommy Thigpen, AU Safeties Coach, Tracy Rocker, Defensive Line Coach, Ben Thomas, Director of Player Development. For reservations contact Pete Chamberlin at: (770) 335-7934 or email: petech65@bellsouth.net; Deadline: May 16
-COLUMBUS/PHENIX CITY AUBURN CLUB SPRING MEETING
On Wednesday, May 20, 2009, Auburn Head Football Coach Gene Chizik will speak in Columbus at Green
Island Country Club. Dinner will be served. Social Hour at 6:30,
Dinner at 7:00. This is a members only event. Cost is $20 per
member. Members may bring their dependent children for $15 each. Members may bring one adult guest at $50 each. Register online by clicking here
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How You Can Help the AAC Provide HOPE for Metro Area Students
At the beginning of the year, the Atlanta Auburn Club presented Auburn University with checks totaling
$40,000 in scholarship funds. This total included $14,000 for the
club's Annual Scholarships to be awarded for the 2009/2010 school year,
$25,000 for our Atlanta Auburn Club Endowment Fund, and an additional $1,000
for the Lauren Burk Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Thanks to
your continued support of our scholarship fundraising efforts in the 2007-2008 club years, the AAC has raised a grand total of $60,000 in
scholarship funds to help metro Atlanta area students -- now and into
perpetuity. It is an impressive achievement that we can all celebrate
and be proud of!
While we continue to work in 2009 and beyond
to raise scholarship funds, you can help us grow the AAC endowment even
quicker by designating a portion of your Annual Giving donation to this
fund!
If you would like more information on how you can make a donation to the AAC's 501 (c)(3) Roy B. Sewell Memorial Scholarship Fund, Inc., please contact our club president, Kathleen Saal, at: communications@atlantaauburnclub.org -- WAR EAGLE!
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Special Atlanta Auburn Club Offers
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Milo's Famous Tea in More Metro Atlanta Area Stores
 You drank it at the 2008 AAC golf tournament and our 2008 "Game Day" event last Summer at the Cobb Galleria with Coach Tuberville. And they'll be at our golf and Game Day events this year too! You can also find it in Atlanta area stores!
Milo's Famous Tea - an Auburn favorite that has its roots in Birmingham - can be purchased at Greater Atlanta area Super Target and Super Wal-Mart stores. You will find it in the refrigerated section (by the juices and milk). They are also rolling into Kroger supermarkets now too... If you cannot find Milo's, ask for it by name with the store manager. War Eagle!
For more info, click here to check Milo's website! -- And click here to read more about Mio's history
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 It's about the closest thing to being in Auburn! Stop by one of Atlanta's Guthrie's locations.
4474 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road, Atlanta 30338 - Tel: 770-817-0182
3219 Holcombe Bridge Road, Norcross 30092 - Tel: 770-248-4244
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It's an Auburn Classic! Get Your AAC T-Shirts & Koozies!
It is a fashionable way to say "War Eagle!" in a state where DAWGs are everywhere! Get your Atlanta Auburn Club T-shirt! Sales of the shirt support the club's scholarship fundraising efforts.
Price:
Short sleeve T-shirts: $15.00/each
Long sleeve T-shirts: $20.00/each
Koozies: $1.00/each
If you haven't been able to get to an AAC event to purchase one, email us. We can mail to you if you don't mind covering the postage.
WAR EAGLE!!
(Image left: note that the AU logo and Atlanta Auburn
Club wording are on the front of the shirt in the pocket area. The back
of the shirt features the main design which begins with "Since 1892 at
Piedmont Park..." and includes a photo of the 1892 Auburn Football Team)
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Georgia Aquarium Offers Atlanta Auburn Club Discount!!
 The Atlanta Auburn Club has a great partnership with the Georgia Aquarium!
All Auburn Tigers can purchase tickets for the Georgia Aquarium with a special 10% Atlanta Auburn Club discount!
The aquarium has an Atlanta Auburn Club link that can be accessed by clicking here . The discount is good for general admission tickets as well as regular and family Behind the Scene combination tickets.
This link is also posted on the club website, so be sure to pass the word to all your fellow Tigers!
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Chocolate Graphics Alabama Offers AAC Special 10% Discount!
 For all your Auburn chocolate needs, check out the tempting treats made by the AAC's friends at Chocolate Graphics Alabama.
You have seen their beautiful creations in our Silent Auctions --- now you can order some for your Auburn friends and family. They've got chocolate schnapps glasses, Auburn Tigers football fields, chocolate lollipops, special chocolate CDs with the AU fight song...and more!
Best of all -- there is a special discount for Atlanta metro area Tigers! Chocolate Graphics Alabama will offer a 10% discount to anyone who responds to this email blast and references: "ATL AU Club".
Click here to see these great chocolates online. Or click the logo to go to their website. You can also contact Chocolate Graphics Alabama toll-free at 1-866-HEY-CHOC; or fax 205-776-8831. |
Special thanks to the AAC's Corporate Sponsors. Please visit them on our website:
Hill Aircraft & Leasing Corp., The Bucket Shop, Slopes BBQ, Piedmont Better Vision and Stephen Hamilton MD, Keystone Press in Chamblee, IceCarvings.com, Irons 2 Impact Foundation, OpenConsult, Buck Jones Nursery, Milo's Famous Tea, Larry and Janet Hill/Keller Williams Realty - Your Auburn and Lake Martin Real Estate Team, and Auburn University Club at Yarbrough Farms.
Special thanks, too, to the AAC's Scholarship Supporters. Find out how they help us raise scholarship funds on our website:
Team Shootout, DreamSeat, Total Quality Services, Inc.
If you would like to know more about how you or your company can help support the Atlanta Auburn Club's non-profit 501(c)(3) scholarship fund-raising efforts that give real HOPE to metro area students to attend Auburn University, contact us at: communications@atlantaauburnclub.org
Do you know any other Tiger fans who would like to receive information about club activities and Auburn events in the Atlanta area? Be sure to forward them a copy of this newsletter by clicking on the link at the bottom of this email.
The Atlanta Auburn Club is recognized as a not-for-profit corporation by the state of Georgia, and the club's Roy B. Sewell Memorial Scholarship Fund, Inc. holds 501(c)(3) non-profit status from the IRS. The AAC raises tens of thousands of dollars annually to fund scholarships for metro Atlanta area students to attend Auburn University. In 2007 and 2008 combined, we raised $60,000 to fund our regular and endowed scholarships. The Greater Atlanta metro area is home to more than 20,000 Auburn alumni, fans & friends....and still growing. War Eagle!
Making Metro Atlanta an AUBURN Community in 2009!
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