ATHENS, Ga. – Donors and fans interested in obtaining 2008 Georgia football season tickets are reminded that the deadline for the William C. Hartman Jr. Fund to affect ticket priority is Friday, Feb. 15.
Those contributing online by Friday automatically will be entered in a drawing to win two sideline passes to one 2008 Georgia home football game or the UGA Football Vault Book autographed by Coach
Mark Richt.
Renewable seat holders must make their annual donation to the William C. Hartman Jr. Fund to reserve their right to retain the same seats they held for the 2007 season. Renewing by the Friday deadline assures that one will receive a season ticket application, continue as a season ticket holder and retain the same seats. A donation deadline is important to make available any non-renewed seats for relocation requests as well as new season ticket holder requests.
Patrons new to The Georgia Bulldog Club looking to obtain season tickets for the 2008 season should make their contribution to the William C. Hartman Jr. Fund by Friday to assure receiving a season ticket application. Making a donation as well as paying for season tickets does not guarantee one will receive season tickets as they are assigned based on William C. Hartman Jr. Fund cumulative score and availability.
William C. Hartman, Jr. Fund contributors make it possible for the Athletic Association to provide scholarship support for Georgia’s nearly 500 student-athletes, first-class facilities and financial support for UGA’s 21 varsity sport programs. In appreciation of contributions to the William C. Hartman, Jr., Fund, The Georgia Bulldog Club has established a benefits chart. Benefits are based on one’s annual contribution to the William C. Hartman Jr. Fund and include such things as a car decal, opportunity for home football parking and parking at Jacksonville Municipal Stadium for the Georgia-Florida game.
With any questions regarding the William C. Hartman Jr. Fund, please contact The Georgia Bulldog Club at 877-GA-DAWGS or gadawgs@sports.uga.edu.
Courtesy: Donavan Eason
