
However, Clark said this money does not actually go to the clubs; in fact, the boosters get no monetary benefits unless those cups or other merchandise are actually sold.
“They are basically claiming that money is given back to either Band Boosters or Athletic Boosters by getting their company name or logo put on a cup or some form, like magnets or different things like that, and then that money comes back to the Band Boosters or Athletic Boosters, when in reality it doesn’t, unless somehow the cups or the magnets are sold,” said Clark.
Clark said the same misleading calls were made last year and the Athletic Boosters received the cups but have no way of doing anything with them. Consequently, the club gave them away and did not benefit at all. Now, these companies are at it again, and Clark is warning local businesses not to participate.
“They’re making it very misleading, thinking that the $500 they’re investing in this is actually coming back to the boosters, when in reality, it is not,” Clark explained.

















