By-Laws

In coordination with the Paulding County Board of Education, the North Paulding Touchdown Club has developed revised by-laws to better serve our student athletes and their families.

Touchdown club meeting dates, time and locations are listed on the calendar tab of this site.  

http://www.northpauldingfootball.com/page/show/1294861-calendar

The North Paulding Touchdown Club is a non-profit organization established to support the WolfPack football program. We wish to sincerely thank those individuals and businesses who have financially supported WolfpackFootball (K-12) and Cheer (K-5th grade). 

Your support enables the NP Touchdown Club to make significant improvements to our field house, purchase additional training equipment, and provide support for all NP football players and cheer.

Mission Statement: The purpose of the North Paulding High School Touchdown Club is to provide the resources to allow our student-athletes and coaches to compete and succeed at the highest levels in the state.

North Paulding Touchdown Club

2024 Board Positions:

• Co-President - Kevin Bentley
• Co-President - Kyle Anderson
• Vice President -
• Communications - Lauren Byrne
• Treasurer - Rob Brookshire
• Co-Treasurer - Kim Steward
• Secretary - Lauren Byrne
• Sponsorship -
• Mom's Club Chair - Melissa Cotner
• High School Football Director - Don Stark
• Middle School Football Director - Kyle Anderson
• Youth Football Director - Chris Mullins
• Youth Cheer Director & Youth Cheer Comp - Tonya Gardner
• Spirit Wear -

• After receiving inquiries regarding the alleged misappropriation of certain funds by the North Paulding Touchdown Club, the Club retained the services of Rountree Law Firm to investigate the allegations.  Below is a summary of the investigation, the results of which have been shared with the Paulding County Board of Education (PCBOE) in an effort to address its questions.  We are pleased to announce that the PCBOE just informed the Club that it will not require an audit or any special oversight based on the information it has received to date.  This decision reinforces the productive and long-term association between the Club and North Paulding High School.
• “We are proud to support North Paulding Football and the youth cheer community.  We rely entirely on volunteers to serve many roles within the Club and are extremely grateful for their efforts.  We actively raise funds through a variety of functions year-round and have enjoyed tremendous support from our community since our formation almost a decade ago,” said Club President Kevin Bentley.  Given the large number of payments received and processed over the course of a year, occasional minor errors have occurred.  The Club is committed to ensuring the success of the Club and is implementing new procedures for handling funds with the hope of eliminating all errors.  The Club has also recently hired a new accounting firm to provide ongoing accounting services.  “While we regret the misleading Channel 46 investigative report, we are pleased with the outcome of the Club’s investigation and look forward to continuing our mission and relationship with North Paulding High School, youth football and cheer programs, and the Paulding County Board of Education,” said Bentley.