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| During a 2003 Astros' pre-game ceremony at Minute Maid Park, representatives from a dozen local organizations including Michael Randel Homes, Robert Walters Architecture+Planning and Home Depot, were recognized for their contribution to the Settegast Park Ballfield refurbishment effort.
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| As part of the Grand Slam for Youth Baseball community outreach program, Minute Maid and the Houston Astros have committed to refurbish one youth ball field a year for the next 27 years. Click here to learn more about this flagship project and year-one field.
This spring, members of Minute Maid and the Astros organizations, along with helping hands from the City of Houston and the local community, "dug in" - literally - with shovels and hammers, volunteering their time and offering "sweat equity" as part of the refurbishment effort. Click here to view Photos! |
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Architect Robert Walters and Michael Randel Homes, L.L.C. have contributed significantly to the enterprise by donating their expertise and services. |
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| Special thanks to all those who helped make this refurbishment project a success: All Star Aluminum, Architectural Building Components, Daktronics, Golden Aluminum Products, Home Depot Inc., Brinkman store, Kronberg's Flags & Flagpoles, McBride Electric, Michael Randel Homes, L.L.C., Mission Constructors, Robert Walters Architect, Same Day Signs, Signature Fencing, Summit Fence South, Inc., Vantage Products International and Yancey Concrete. |
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