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The Robins Air Force Base 78th Services Division is preparing to celebrate the Grand Opening Ceremony of their new NASCAR-themed dining room at the Wynn Dining Facility, scheduled around March 18, 2005. Based on feedback gathered from airmen, the chosen décor reflects a strong preference for NASCAR, creating an engaging and enjoyable environment. To enhance this atmosphere, the division is seeking partnerships with companies willing to donate NASCAR-related memorabilia such as car hoods, pictures, driving suits, and other themed items. Companies interested in contributing to this project will receive recognition on a thank you sign displayed at the event. Those wishing to participate must contact Marisa Mammano by March 2, 2005, via the provided phone numbers. This opportunity allows businesses to support the morale and well-being of the Airmen while gaining promotional exposure during a high-visibility event at Robins Air Force Base.

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Robins AFB seeks NASCAR memorabilia donations for March 18 dining room grand opening ceremony.

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PostedFeb 9

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Full Description

Around March 18, 2005 the Robins Air Force Base 78th Services Division Wynn Dining Facility will have a Grand Opening Ceremony for their new NASCAR dining room. We put out a survey to our airmen to see just what they would like the d'cor in their dining room to be and they voted for a NASCAR theme. In order to enhance the atmosphere of the dining room for our Airmen we would like to partner with companies who are interested in donating NASCAR memorabilia, car hoods, pictures, driving suits, etc.Would your company like to make a donation to help enhance the atmosphere of the Airmen's dining room? If so, we can offer you name recognition on the event thank you sign that will be mounted at the Grand Opening. Those companies interested in participating should contact Marisa Mammano at (478) 926-6629 or (478) 926-5492 no later than March 2, 2005.

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