An empowering speech delivered by none other than former Denver Broncos quarterback, and most recent Super Bowl 50 champion, Peyton Manning was received by close to 500 individuals at a very special ‘Evening with Peyton Manning” Tuesday night at the Overton Hotel and Conference Center. The Frenship Foundation for Leadership has been planning this once in a lifetime event for the past 18 months to raise money to give back to the students and teachers of FISD.
The evening was filled with great food, videos about the Frenship Foundation and all it has accomplished since its inception in 2003, then guests listened to Manning speak about the importance of leadership and how his role as the leader of a team has changed over his 22-year football career.
“This evening was one that the Frenship Foundation will not soon forget,” said Cindy Stephens, Executive Director of the Frenship Foundation. “The Foundation was overwhelmed by the generosity and support shown by all of our sponsors and those that purchased tickets. Thank you for believing in our mission and the Frenship School District.”
This event was the largest fundraiser for the Frenship Foundation to date and they are looking forward to gifting this money back to the District. The evening would not have been made possible with the generosity of the event’s sponsors. The Frenship Foundation Board of Directors would like to extend their deepest gratitude to:
Hall of Fame Sponsor
George and Linda McMahan of McMahan Development
Championship Sponsors
City Bank
Lee Lewis Construction
Peoples Bank
Reagor-Dykes Auto Group
MVP Sponsors
Affordable Self Storage
Alderson Enterprises
AMD Engineering
American National Bank
Atmos Energy
Capital Farm Credit
Collision King
Dr. Jason Loos
Edward Jones
Gene Messer Auto Group
Hardy Trees
Matador Motors
Ms. Marisa Scheef
MWM Architects
Oakmont Estates
Ramar Communications
Texas Tech Athletics
The Eaker and Stephens Families
Underwood Law Firm
United Healthcare
Utility Contractors of America
Photos provided by Regina Penney of Penney Photography
