OUR CAMPAIGN
WE NEED MORE S P A C E .
Northern Michigan Homefield Alliance, in partnership with local business, community and government leaders, is driving an effort to build two state- of-the-art, multipurpose facilities. One will be built at Traverse City West Senior High School and one will be built at Traverse City Central Senior High School. These facilities will accommodate the growing number of school and community recreation programs. They will make it possible for area students and families to become fully engaged in healthier, more active and purposeful recreational activities.
THE TIME IS N O W.
115,000 sq ft multipurpose facility with full size turf field, track and an all-sports court.
PHASE I
PHASED DEVELOPMENT
Two 15,000 sq ft auxiliary gyms with turf and transitional, all-sports court.
PHASE II
PHASE I
$17M
$3M+ Naming Opportunity
$1M Turf
$500,000 Nets
$100,000 Equipment
PHASE II
$8M
$2M+ Naming Opportunity
$1M Turf
$500,000 Nets
$100,000 Equipment
THE IMPACT
Create an inclusive hub for our community
Promote healthy,
active lifestyles
Provide year-round activities, regardless
of weather
Attract young families and business professionals
Our collective community has spoken. It’s time to build these new facilities. Our community needs them. Our families and students deserve them. Our economic future demands them.
TIMELINE
Mackinaw City, with an enrollment of 135 students, has an indoor fieldhouse.
TCAPS, with an enrollment of 8,655, does not.
Nine other area school districts—all much smaller than TCAPS—have an indoor fieldhouse.
Facility Fact
Children
Families
Community Groups
WHO BENEFITS?