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Chance to earn $2,500 by promoting good sportsmanship

By USAHockey.com, 11/17/14, 12:00PM MST

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Liberty Mutual Insurance Play Positive™ Pledge is Open

The Liberty Mutual Insurance Play Positive™ Pledge is open for the Winter Season!  Now is the time to sign up your organization or team for a chance to earn $2,500.  Learn More!

Wondering what the Pledge is and how it works?

  • Coaches, Administrators, Parents or youth sport supporters register their organization on PlayPositive.com/Pledge to participate.
  • Once their organization is approved they then have to recruit their adult supporters to take the pledge to promote good sportsmanship. Each pledge equals one point.
  • At the end of the season, the five Large Division teams and the five Small Division teams with the most Pledges will each earn $2,500 to help support their team. In the past, teams have used the monies to fund player scholarships, purchase new uniforms or equipment, pay for team travel expenses, or create opportunities for underprivileged kids in the area who want to play.

It’s as easy as that!

Once you sign up you have access to tools to help support your effort.  We have everything from emails, social media copy and images, eNewsletter copy and event tips!  You name it we have it.  You can always Contact Us if you are not sure what to do. 

Review our Rules and FAQ to learn more and get started today!

At Liberty Mutual Insurance, we constantly look for ways to celebrate the countless acts of sportsmanship and integrity shown by people every day. We created Play Positive™, powered by Positive Coaching Alliance, as part of this belief to help ensure that our kids experience the best that sports have to offer in environments that promote and display good sportsmanship. We believe kids can learn valuable life lessons when coaches and parents come together to support winning on and off the field.

©2014 Liberty Mutual Insurance

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