GVBL AROUND THE RIM

March 12, 2021

GVBL NEWS

GVBL Championship Week!

There are 3 games tipping off tonight, 3/12, to decide the winners of the Boys 3^rd/4^th, Boys 5^th/6^th and Boys 7^th/8^th divisions. Good luck to all the players and coaches!

See the brackets:

https://www.gvco.org/Default.aspx?tabid=1211466

Earlier this week we crowned the following champions in the girls divisions. Congrats!

Wildcats - Girls 3rd/4th

Sky - Girls 5th/6th

Registration to open on April 19th!

Up and Coming at GVCO

Fall Football:

Flag for grades K-1

Tackle for grades 2-6

The Great Valley Football League is an instructional youth football league for kids in grades K-6. The purpose of the program is to create a fun experience for the kids, playing and learning the game of football while competing with their peers from the surrounding communities. We pride ourselves on creating a strong sense of community among our volunteers, parents and athletes throughout our season and beyond. We are looking forward to another season of football and cheer!

Please note, the early bird discount for tackle ends on April 14th at 5PM.

GV Football News/Updates

Great Valley Community Organization

GVCO Carings Hands Works With the Local Business Community To Provide Support

This past month our student led GVCO Caring Hands group teamed up with a local business to provide support to our local senior community. Stong Plumbing and Heating in Malvern stepped up and donated $500 to our 501(c)3 non-profit GVCO organization, a contribution dedicated to directly support seniors in our district. GVCO Caring Hands promptly matched that gift and continues to provide it's financial commitment to supporting those in need right here in our community.

Thank you Stong Plumbing and Heating for partnering with our GVCO Caring Hands. Once again an example of how our district's generous business community, along with our Great Valley Community Organization, partnered for the greater good here at home.

GVCO Project Update

The Spring Thaw Has Finally Begun!

As we move into March, the snow begins to melt, things begin to to turn green and (with luck) the ground begins to dry out. The hope is that GVCO will be "putting a shovel in the ground" in the coming weeks getting the new GVCO Commuity Center project started.

Also beginning in March, there will be a concerted effort with our capital campaign; renewing our efforts to get us over the hump with the necessary fundraising allowing us the ability to obtain the financing critical to complete the project.

Go to https://www.gvco.org/Default.aspx?tabid=1329444 to learn the entire picture where we are and what it is going to take to make this facility happen.