R.J. Reynolds Home Field Advantage

R.J. Reynolds Home Field Advantage JOIN THE CAMPAIGN TO BRING OUR STADIUM ON-CAMPUS. THE TIME IS NOW! VISIT WWW.RJREYNOLDSHOMEFIELD.COM For 99 years, R.J. The "R.J.

Reynolds High School has been without a stadium to call home. No stadium on which to showcase its elite athletes and premier marching band. As the oldest and one of the largest high schools in Forsyth County, RJR serves 1770 students. More than 45% of RJR's students participate in the 44 various varsity sports. It's difficult to believe that the first high school built in the city, and one of the

largest today, is one of only two public high schools without a stadium of their own on or near campus.With the support of private donors, RJR alumni, community leaders, the business community, and other boosters, the Stadium Campaign committee plans to change this. Our goal is to build an athletic facility to serve as the hub for educational, cultural and athletic events for the entire area community. Reynolds Home Field Advantage, Inc." was organized and incorporated as a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit organization in 2011. We are partnering with private donors to make the dream of an athletic facility right in our “backyard” a reality.

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Since 1923, R.J. Reynolds High School has been without a stadium to call home. No stadium on which to showcase its elite athletes and premier marching band. As the oldest and one of the largest high schools in Forsyth County, RJR serves 1770 students. More than 45% of RJR's students participate in the 44 various varsity sports. It's difficult to believe that the first high school built in the city, and one of the largest today, is one of only two public high schools without a stadium of their own on or near campus. With the support of private donors, RJR alumni, community leaders, the business community, and other boosters, the Stadium Campaign committee plans to change this. Our goal is to build an athletic facility to serve as the hub for educational, cultural and athletic events for the entire area community. The "R.J. Reynolds Home Field Advantage, Inc." was organized and incorporated as a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit organization in 2011. We are partnering with private donors to make the dream of an athletic facility right in our “backyard” a reality.