MYBL-Cebu, KOTC, Dondon Partner to Raise Funds

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MYBL-Cebu, KOTC, Dondon Partner to Raise Funds
 
The MVPSF Youth Basketball League-Cebu (MYBL-Cebu), Kings of the Court (KOTC) and Dondon Hontiveros have partnered to raise funds for officials of the league who are affected by the suspension of games due to the pandemic.
 
For the price of P700, one can get a personalized and customized artwork in high definition similar to the one made for Dondon Hontiveros by KOTC. All one has to do is to choose from an array of designs from KOTC’s catalog, send pictures of themselves and send these by e-mail to info@kingsofthecourt.ph together with a proof of donation. Once the donation is confirmed, the artwork will be sent by e-mail within three to four days. The campaign is open not only to basketball players but also to those in volleyball, football, swimming, cycling, running, boxing and coaches. Proceeds of the fund-raising campaign will go to the officials of the MYBL-Cebu, the biggest age-group grassroots league in the region.
 
Payments can be made via bank deposit/online transfer at the following bank accounts: Metrobank 254-7-254-02033-4, BPI 2403-1384-47 and BDO 010980026342. For more information, interested people may visit the Facebook Page MVPSF Youth League-Cebu. - Rico Navarro, Columnist

Here’s how to help us raise funds for the officials:
Step 1: Choose a design from our customized artwork catalog: https://bit.ly/2UU2lA6
Step 2: Send via e-mail (info@kingsofthecourt.ph) your chosen design, your high-res pictures, and proof of donation.

Account details are as follows:
Account Name: KOTC Sports Organizing Services Inc.
Metrobank: 254-7-254-02033-4
BPI: 2403-1384-47
BDO: 010980026342

Paymaya: 09154575336
Gcash: 09276975333

Step 3: Once we have confirmed payment, allow 3-4 days, and we will e-mail you your high-res customized artwork!




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