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SOCAL COYOTES NON-PROFIT RECOGNIZED IN DESERT CHARITIES NEWS

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(INDIO) – The six-time champion SoCal Coyotes non-profit organization was honored this week in the January 2020 issue of Desert Charities News (DCN) for “changing the desert, one life a time.”

DCN released its annual “Men in Philanthropy” issue, which recognizes prominent local executives of charitable organizations, and the impact they make throughout the Coachella Valley.

Non-profit founder and Head Coach J David Miller and Senior Vice President Ron DiGrandi were featured on pages 35 and 41, and half-page feature on the Coyotes organization appears on pages 23 and 68.

“It’s a privilege to wake up and fight for every child – and give them the chances they deserve,” said Coach Miller, who also congratulated all the other honorees.

In addition to the Coyotes, both Miller and DiGrandi support and donate to a host of other charities, and serve on many boards. 

Off the field, the Coyotes impact more than 50,000 youth through their ‘Above The Line’ leadership camps, clinics and symposia.

-VP Scott Alvarez ([email protected]

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ABOUT THE SOCAL COYOTES

The SoCal Coyotes are the national standard of American developmental football. The Coyotes non-profit organization provides elite athletes a professional environment that refines and showcases their skills through trademarked processes similar to the NBA’s D-league and MLB’s minor-league systems.

NFL executives have named the SoCal Coyotes organization America’s #1 Developmental Football Program™ for its national, scalable brands, community outreach programs, eight-year operating track record, verifiable data, youth curriculum, sales, public-private sector alliances, and measured results.

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