Every year, businesses throughout North Houston and Montgomery County provide financial support for our program and its players. We are extremely fortunate to have these awesome sponsors and incredibly grateful for their support. In return, we provide excellent advertising through keyword-targeted links on our website. And of course, advertising is 100% tax deductible as a business expense. You can check out our business sponsors here.

But we also wanted to do something for the wonderful friends and family members who support our players each year. And though it isn't tax deductible, we did try to make it fun.

Enter Banner Bird...

The 2019 Northside Falcons Banner Bird is a word cloud which, among other things, bears the names of friends and family members who have selected various levels of support for the Falcons season. A hard copy of the bird will appear on an actual banner along with some of our business sponsors. This banner will accompany the varsity team to the Home School World Series in Florida in late April / early May. And of course another, dynamic version appears here.

So How Does It Work?

So depending on the level of support, a sponsor's name (or names) will appear larger, or a different color, or multiple times, or all of the above.

...pause.......Thank You, Sponsors!

All together, this creates a bit of a wacky layout that can be a bit much to take in. But that's part of the fun! For starters, if you're a sponsor (or a friend of one), see if you can find your name. If you chose one of the higher levels of support, it should be pretty easy. However, there will be multiple occurrences in various size...so see how many you can find. Otherwise, the task could be a bit more difficult. But perhaps this could help:

Tip #1: Use <CTRL> button and your mouse's scroll wheel to zoom in

Tip #2: Run your mouse over the names and even the smallest will pop up large and readable

So...is that it? Well not quite. Are you ready to take the challenge?

The Challenge

What you may not have noticed is that when your ran your mouse over a name, it was actually a link. Truth is, all of them are links...and they all point to the same location...

...except one.

Your challenge is to find the one that goes somewhere else. Which could take forever...so here's a hint: