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From MIGSP Founder, Bob Wuornos
 
A CHALLENGE TO ALL USAG CLUB OWNERS
 
The challenge is for you to do that which is right for current and future generations of gymnasts.
 
The challenge is for you to assume a responsible role of assuring young gymnasts that they will have an opportunity to compete at the collegiate level when it is their turn.
 
The challenge is for you, the Club Owner, to make a small ($25 per month) contribution to preserve and expand collegiate gymnastics opportunities for our young gymnasts.
 
  Option One: Online
Set-up monthly donation:
$ for
months.
  Option Two: By Check  
Just complete the authorization form and send it to MIGSP. Your checking or savings account will be automatically be debited and the funds will be transferred into the MIGSP account.. The Automated Clearing House (ACH) system provided by e-checkcentral will do the processing on the day of the month which you designate. You will barely feel it but you will know you are helping tremendously to support men’s college gymnastics. Furthermore, you will know that you are helping your own future as a business owner of a gymnastics club in the United States.
 
Any and all donations by check should be made payable to Men’s Inter-collegiate Gymnastics Support Program (MIGSP) and sent to:
MIGSP
5215 Third Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55419
 
COMPELLING REASONS WHY EVERY CLUB OWNER IN THE COUNTRY SHOULD CONTRIBUTE TO MIGSP
 
  1. Bottom line is that it will strengthen your bottom line ($$$ 4 U) in the long run by:
    - Attracting new gymnasts to your gym.
    - Keeping your gymnasts longer.
  2. It will enhance the quality and quantity of coaches available to club programs.
  3. It is THE RIGHT THING TO DO and it is good for the overall growth and vitality of the gymnastics community.
  4. As members of the United States Gymnastics Community, we as adults have a responsibility to ensure opportunities for future generations of young people.
 
My impression is that every gymnastics club in the country has benefited (and continues to benefit) directly and indirectly in many ways from the existence of men’s collegiate gymnastics. I know that club owners kiss away at least $25 per month in a variety of ways (actually some very creative ways). It would be easy for any club owner to figure out a reason and a way to redirect $25 per month to this very worthy endeavor. Any club owner who can’t is, in my opinion, in denial or refuses to accept a responsibility to the global gymnastics community in the United States. To me, there is no excuse for a club’s failure to participate in this effort.
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