NHL and Taylor Hooton Foundation Team Up to Prevent Youth Steroid Abuse

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National Hockey League and Taylor Hooton Foundation Team Up to Prevent Youth Steroid Abuse

McKINNEY, TX (April 26, 2012)  The Taylor Hooton Foundation (THF), widely acknowledged leader in the advocacy against performance enhancing substance abuse by the youth of North America, announced a partnership with the National Hockey League (NHL).  The NHL has agreed to endorse the foundation and its education programs that are designed to eliminate anabolic steroid and other appearance and performance enhancing drug use among our youth in the United States and Canada.… Continue Reading…

Yankees President Levine to Join Taylor Hooton Foundation Board

McKinney, TX (April 30, 2012)  The Taylor Hooton Foundation (THF), widely acknowledged leader in the advocacy against performance enhancing substance abuse by the youth of North America, announced today that Randy Levine, President of the New York Yankees, has agreed to join its Board of Directors.

Randy Levine

“I’m honored to join the Board of this outstanding Foundation,” said Levine.  “With the help of Major League Baseball, the Yankees, and other supporters, Don Hooton and his team have done more over the years to educate our kids as well as their parents and coaches about the dangers of these drugs than any other organization.  Every young person they reach with their message is potentially a life saved.  I look forward to being part of their efforts to drive awareness of this problem as well as helping them reach their goal of eliminating steroid abuse.”

“It’s not every day you have the opportunity to bring someone of Randy’s stature into an organization,” said Taylor Hooton Foundation Board Chairman Neil Romano.  “His accomplishments as President of the Yankees for the past 12 years are well-known and considerable,” said Romano, “but his abilities go far beyond just the game of baseball.  In the increasingly complex world of business and philanthropic endeavors, there are few people better than Randy to have on your team!”

“Having someone like Randy Levine join our Board is further validation of everything we’ve been trying to accomplish since this Foundation started over 8 years ago,” said THF Founder and President Don Hooton.  “I’m absolutely thrilled that he’s agreed to join us, and excited to think about how much more we can accomplish together over the next few years with Randy’s help,” added Hooton.… Continue Reading…

THF Education Program Approved for Law Enforcement

The Taylor Hooton Foundation is pleased to announce that our Hoot’s Chalk Talk program has been approved for presentation to law enforcement personnel.

The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCLEOSE) reviewed our Hoot’s Chalk Talk program and have approved our curriculum.  Officers who successfully take the course and pass our test will be entitled to earn 4-8 hours of CEU credits.… Continue Reading…

Baseball Hall of Fame to Launch National Education Outreach Program to Promote Healthy Lifestyle Choices, Free of Performance-Enhancing Substances

‘Be A Superior Example’ Encourages Individuals of All Ages to Sign Pledge

February 08, 2012

COOPERSTOWN, NY – The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum today announced the launch of a national education and outreach program to promote healthy and active lifestyles for all individuals, while educating students about the dangers of performance-enhancing substances.

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Buy steroids online

Many of you ask us “how do our kids get their hands on steroids”?  Who sells them?

With this in mind, I thought I’d share a “press release” that was issued this morning by a company in the UK.  I’ve struck out the name of the company and their web site, but if you read this press release, you will quickly see just one of MANY sources where our kids can get their hands on these illegal drugs.… Continue Reading…

Taylor’s Award presented to Bob Copeland, University of Waterloo

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  December 7, 2011

Contact:          Don Hooton

Taylor Hooton Foundation

7713 Thistledown Dr.

McKinney, TX  75071

972-403-7300 (office)

don.hooton@taylorhooton.org

The Taylor Hooton Foundation, widely acknowledged leader in the advocacy against substance abuse in sports, announced today that the second ever “Taylor’s Award” will be presented to Bob Copeland, the Director of Athletics at the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.… Continue Reading…

Taylor Hooton Foundation issues a statement on the Barry Bonds Conviction

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April 14, 2011 –

Today, Don Hooton, President and Founder of the Taylor Hooton Foundation issued a statement on behalf of the Foundation:

Yesterday, San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds was convicted of obstruction of justice in conjunction with a Grand Jury investigation into his alleged use of performance enhancing drugs.… Continue Reading…

Steroid Use: Punishment must fit the crime

Here is an OpEd piece authored by THF that ran in the 2/28/2011 edition of the San Francisco Chronicle.

Steroid use punishment must fit the crime

Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation and Taylor Hooton Foundation Announce Education Program for Arlington ISD Students

The Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation today announced the creation of a partnership with the Taylor Hooton Foundation for Fighting Steroid Abuse on a comprehensive education program in the Arlington Independent School District.

Details of the partnership and program were announced at a press conference today at Hutcheson Junior High School in Arlington.… Continue Reading…

STATEMENT OF THE TAYLOR HOOTON FOUNDATION CONCERNING THE CONNECTICUT SENATE CANDIDACY OF MRS. LINDA McMAHON

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Contact:          Rob Housman

                        Book Hill Partners

                        O) 202-289-3636; C) 202-486-5874

                        rhousman@bookhillpartners.com

STATEMENT OF THE TAYLOR HOOTON FOUNDATION CONCERNING THE CONNECTICUT SENATE CANDIDACY OF MRS. LINDA McMAHON

Oct. 13, 2010, McKinney, TX—Today, Don Hooton President and Founder of the Taylor Hooton Foundation, issued this statement on behalf of the Foundation:

Over the past few months the Taylor Hooton Foundation has remained largely quiet despite our concerns about the use of steroids in World Wrestling and the candidacy of Linda McMahon, the former CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment, for the US Senate from Connecticut.… Continue Reading…