Packers, Packer Fan Tours Donate More Than $6,000 To Boys & Girls Club Of Green Bay

Aug 13, 2008 at 07:00 PM

FUNDS FROM FANTIXCHANGE TICKET RESELLING PROGRAM

The Green Bay Packers and Packer Fan Tours this week donated $6,332.13 to the Boys & Girls Club of Green Bay.

The donation was funded by the team's 2007 proceeds from Packers FanTiXchange, the secondary ticketing program that provided Packers season ticket holders the opportunity to sell their unused game tickets to members of Packers Partners Club of Champions, the team's official fan club.

FanTiXchange was developed and is administered by Packers Fan Tours, the official tour company of the Green Bay Packers. More than 1,200 tickets were sold via the service during the 2007 season.

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Packers, Packer Fan Tours Donate More Than $6,000 To Boys & Girls Club Of Green Bay

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