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PR list to promote Ball (done):

Tarrant County pubs only
Clinicaltrials.com
Family
Friends
Co-workers
Art Squad
Star-Telegram
Craigslist.org
Art Squad
United Way Tarrant County
Cancer Care Services
LGRL
Pancan
Senator Kim Brimer
Anna Mowery
Patty-Cakes
Thuy
Bryant Dog Photography
TX Pulmonary Consultants
Cook Childrens
Benchmark Research
DBS Alliance
Spiral Diner
NAMI
Victoria
Business Press
Fort Worth Weekly
KFWD
CBS 11
NBC 5
TCU
Fort Worth Child
Ryze
City of Fort Worth
City of Bedford
North Benbrook Neighborhood Association
Ft. Worth Convention & Visitors Bureau
City of Grand Prairie
Lone Star Park
NE Tarrant Chamber of Commerce
White Settlement Chamber
HEB Chamber of Commerce
City of NRH
Southlake Chamber of Commerce
FW Cats Baseball
UNT
UNTHSC
WFAA.com
Casa Manana
Bass Hall
Stockyards
Sundance Square Management
Red Cross
Baylor All Saints
EECU
Wellness Institute International
Allstate
Fort Worth Long Term Health Care
Medical Receivables Specialists
Care Mark – Fort Worth office
Radiology Associates of Tarrant County
Dr. Wright Singleton
Fort Worth South
Dr. Susan Rudd Bailey
Dr. John Adams
Dr. Robert Fenton
Dr. John Fling
The Art Station
Fun Vacation
Grapevine Vintage Railroad
Community Hospice of TX
Kindred Hospital

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