Support the ISC through Amazon Smile

Blair Setford • July 2, 2021

Your Amazon.com Purchases Can Help Support the ISC

Attention ISC players, fans and officials: Are you like thousands of shoppers who buy clothes, books, sporting equipment, tools or even groceries from Amazon.com?


If you are – and you want to help support the ISC – you can now do both!


By clicking on this link – https://smile.amazon.com/ch/84-6035882 – you’re registering your Amazon account to support the ISC. 

When you do your Amazon shopping through the AmazonSmile link, it’s all the same products, same prices, same services as the Amazon you know. As a consumer, there is no difference in prices to you.


When you shop through AmazonSmile, Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible purchases to the ISC, meaning you’re helping to support promotion of men’s fastpitch! 


“Getting our players, officials and fans supporting us through the AmazonSmile program means we’ll be able to continue to do things like the popular ISC Guide, the live scoring on Pointstreak and the ISC Network streaming broadcasts,” said new ISC Treasurer Greg Nydick. “This is such an easy way to support the ISC.”



For more information, please contact:

Greg Nydick
ISC Treasurer

gnydick@gmail.com


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