THANK YOU TO OUR 2025 PLATINUM SUPPORTERS

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A platinum level supporter, Convenient MD has committed to providing financial assistance to our program for the next several years and is our top 2021 supporter.  Convenient MD now has a location in Quincy at 479 Washington Street.  They offer sports physicals and walk-in urgent care.   https://convenientmd.com/locations/quincy-ma-urgent-care-02169/ 

Thank you to the Fowler House and owner John MacNeil for his ongoing support of our program.  John ran the Houghs Neck Manets and has been actively involved in the program for many years.  

The Fowler House has been a go to for league meetings and other events.  Whether dinner with the family or drinks with friends, the Fowler house is a great choice for a night out!

https://fowlerhousecafe.com/

Councilor DiBona has been a long time support of Quincy Youth Football and Cheer,.  Noel was head coach of the Quincy Point Panthers for many years, and guided the program to multiple championship appearances. Noel returned to the program this season as an 

assistant coach on our 7th grade team.  

As a City Councilor, Noel has provided great support, ensuring Quincy has some of the very best fields and facilities in the region.  

Thank you Councilor DiBona for all your support!

https://noeldibona.org/

Bill Harris has been a Platinum Level Supporter for several years.  As Ward 6 City Councilor, Bill has been a great supporter of youth programs throughout the city and especially those in the North Quincy neighborhood.  Thank you Councilor Harris for all your support!

 https://www.facebook.com/billharrisward6/ 

Thank you to the The John T. Austin Memorial Fund for their generous donation to the program.  John played for the Manets as a child and had  fond memories of his time playing in the Quincy Youth Football and Cheer program.  

Firefighter John T. Austin was a son, grandson, father, nephew, cousin, and friend who made us proud of his accomplishments and unselfish acts of kindness. He always gave 100% to being a Marine and firefighter, placing others before himself. 

John grew up in Quincy, Massachusetts and was a member of the City of Quincy Fire Department for 11 years. He especially enjoyed working at Engine 5. 

On July 8th, 2013, John died while responding to a call. As a way of giving back to the community in John’s name, the proceeds from our memorial golf tournament are used to fund scholarships for a graduating senior from a Quincy school and seniors who have a family member on the Quincy Fire Department. We also have been able to provide donations to the Quincy High/NQH Alumni, William R. Caddy Marine Corps League Detachment 124 and Quincy Youth Football.

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