The 16th Tailgating Season At The Cat Box
Come join us at the Cat Box for the 2023 season. Parking is free and donations are accepted on the Fundraising page.
CAT BOX STORE IS OPEN
There's some Cat Box gear available for purchase to show your Cat Box pride 365 days of the year.
To get to the store, visit https://elevationsports.com/ and then enter M22T7 in the Store Login box at the upper right corner of the screen.
Saturday, August 26 - Jags v. Dolphins
Fru Fru Drink Saturday
Game Sponsor - Kruger Industrial Smoothing of Jax, LLC
Cat Box Opens 3:00pm / Cornhole 4:45pm / Season Prop Bets Close at 6:00pm / Gametime 7:00pm
Cornholer of the Year Qualifying Tournament
The Plan - We got a Saturday night game and it's hot as hell in August, so why not have some good old-fashioned fun in the hood with fru fru drinks, and cornhole Bring whatever you need to make some fru fru or boat drinks to share with the crew and enjoy the first official Cornhole Tournament of the year. This tournament will also serve as a cornholer of the year qualifier. We will also have the 2023 season prop bets placed at this tailgate, so bring $20 if you want to enter. The grills will be hot if you want to cook yourself some food.
Fru Fru Drink Saturday
Game Sponsor - Kruger Industrial Smoothing of Jax, LLC
Cat Box Opens 3:00pm / Cornhole 4:45pm / Season Prop Bets Close at 6:00pm / Gametime 7:00pm
Cornholer of the Year Qualifying Tournament
The Plan - We got a Saturday night game and it's hot as hell in August, so why not have some good old-fashioned fun in the hood with fru fru drinks, and cornhole Bring whatever you need to make some fru fru or boat drinks to share with the crew and enjoy the first official Cornhole Tournament of the year. This tournament will also serve as a cornholer of the year qualifier. We will also have the 2023 season prop bets placed at this tailgate, so bring $20 if you want to enter. The grills will be hot if you want to cook yourself some food.
Sunday, September 17 - Jags v. Chiefs
Smoked Meat Sunday
Game Sponsor - The Zarkas
Cat Box Opens 9:30am / Cornhole 10:15am / Smoked Meat Judging 11:15am or immediately following Cornhole / Gametime 1:00pm
Cornholer of the Year Qualifying Tournament
The Plan - It started as smoked butts, then expanded to brisket, then we did chicken. This year we are going to follow the lead of the Mormon's and enjoy everything you like as long as is smoked. Pork, beef, poultry are all welcome. Smoke it up and see how you shake out against the best the Cat Box has to offer. Judging will take place immediately following cornhole. We are starting a little bit earlier this year since the bandwagon is filling up and there will probably be a good hot mess of people all trying to get in the understaffed gates as usual for the first home game of the year. This weeks cornhole tournament will also serve as a cornholer of the year qualifier.
Smoked Meat Sunday
Game Sponsor - The Zarkas
Cat Box Opens 9:30am / Cornhole 10:15am / Smoked Meat Judging 11:15am or immediately following Cornhole / Gametime 1:00pm
Cornholer of the Year Qualifying Tournament
The Plan - It started as smoked butts, then expanded to brisket, then we did chicken. This year we are going to follow the lead of the Mormon's and enjoy everything you like as long as is smoked. Pork, beef, poultry are all welcome. Smoke it up and see how you shake out against the best the Cat Box has to offer. Judging will take place immediately following cornhole. We are starting a little bit earlier this year since the bandwagon is filling up and there will probably be a good hot mess of people all trying to get in the understaffed gates as usual for the first home game of the year. This weeks cornhole tournament will also serve as a cornholer of the year qualifier.
Sunday, September 24 - Jags v. Texans
Shutzenfest & Tell Me Where Your From Without Saying Where Your From Charcuterie Board Contest
Game Sponsor - The Ansleys
Cat Box Opens 10:00am / Shutzenfest 10:45 am / Charcuterie Board Contest 11:15am / Gametime 1:00pm
The Plan - The day will start off with the return of Shuzenfest to crown the King or Queen of Marksmanship at the Cat Box. New for 2023 will be the Tell Me Where Your From Without Saying Where Your From Charcuterie Board Contest. Prepare a Charcuterie Board of food food that best captures the essence of whatever town (or part of town) you lived in the year you graduated from High School and the food that it's famous for or what you enjoyed eating there (without stating where that is. Prizes will be awarded for the best presentation and best tasting boards. All types of food are welcome and encouraged.
Shutzenfest & Tell Me Where Your From Without Saying Where Your From Charcuterie Board Contest
Game Sponsor - The Ansleys
Cat Box Opens 10:00am / Shutzenfest 10:45 am / Charcuterie Board Contest 11:15am / Gametime 1:00pm
The Plan - The day will start off with the return of Shuzenfest to crown the King or Queen of Marksmanship at the Cat Box. New for 2023 will be the Tell Me Where Your From Without Saying Where Your From Charcuterie Board Contest. Prepare a Charcuterie Board of food food that best captures the essence of whatever town (or part of town) you lived in the year you graduated from High School and the food that it's famous for or what you enjoyed eating there (without stating where that is. Prizes will be awarded for the best presentation and best tasting boards. All types of food are welcome and encouraged.
Sunday, October 15 - Jags v. Colts
Gus Bradly Memorial Golf Tournament
Sponsor - The Buchanans
Cat Box Opens - 10:00am / Golf Tournament 10:45am / Gametime 1:00pm
The Plan - A tradition like no other, the Gus Bradley Memorial Golf Tournament returns to a mid October fall morning. Following the golf tournament a long drive contest will be held. This is a fend for yourself food game and grills will be hot if you want to bring anything to cook.
Gus Bradly Memorial Golf Tournament
Sponsor - The Buchanans
Cat Box Opens - 10:00am / Golf Tournament 10:45am / Gametime 1:00pm
The Plan - A tradition like no other, the Gus Bradley Memorial Golf Tournament returns to a mid October fall morning. Following the golf tournament a long drive contest will be held. This is a fend for yourself food game and grills will be hot if you want to bring anything to cook.
Sunday, November 12 - Jags v. 49ers
Wine & Your Pasta Dish & Michael's Award Winning Gravy & Lisa's Sauce With Pasta Sunday
Game Sponsor - The Loiaconos
Cat Box Opens 9:15am / Cornhole 10:00am / Pasta Dish Judging 11:20am / Gametime 1:00pm
Cornholer of the Year Qualifying Tournament
The Plan - Bring your best pasta dish and pair it with your favorite wine to see if you can finish second to Gavey Michael (and Saucy Lisa) and their first place home made fourteen hour gravy (we call it sauce) and pasta. Back in the day living in California, the tailgates were checkerboard tablecloths with wine and pasta. Since the 49ers are coming to town, let's do it California style. Any type of pasta dish is welcome along with whatever wine you feel fits your dish the best. Boones Farm and Ramen Noodles or Shrimp Sampi and Chardonnay. Whatever floats your boat, just know the best you can do is second as Michael has the winning dish.
Wine & Your Pasta Dish & Michael's Award Winning Gravy & Lisa's Sauce With Pasta Sunday
Game Sponsor - The Loiaconos
Cat Box Opens 9:15am / Cornhole 10:00am / Pasta Dish Judging 11:20am / Gametime 1:00pm
Cornholer of the Year Qualifying Tournament
The Plan - Bring your best pasta dish and pair it with your favorite wine to see if you can finish second to Gavey Michael (and Saucy Lisa) and their first place home made fourteen hour gravy (we call it sauce) and pasta. Back in the day living in California, the tailgates were checkerboard tablecloths with wine and pasta. Since the 49ers are coming to town, let's do it California style. Any type of pasta dish is welcome along with whatever wine you feel fits your dish the best. Boones Farm and Ramen Noodles or Shrimp Sampi and Chardonnay. Whatever floats your boat, just know the best you can do is second as Michael has the winning dish.
Sunday, November 19 - Jags v. Titans
Pickleball Tournament & Nashville Hot Chicken & Whiskey Day
Game Sponsor - The VonHagens
Cat Box Opens 9:15am / Pickleball Tournament 10:00am /
Nashville Hot Chicken & Whiskey 11:20am / Gametime 1:00pm
The Plan - This year it's a new take on the same game, but slightly different. Since there is no guarantee we can pull off shutting down the street with the bandwagon filling up fast, we are going to introduce everyone to Yard Pickleball played in the grass. It's just as much fun, there are three man teams, the ball can be volleyed between teammates, and it doesn't have to bounce. It's a cross between pickleball, volleyball, and badminton. What's most important is it's Eff You Enn, FUN. So come a little bit earlier than normal and be on time so we can get in a good tournament. Following Pickleball we will have a Nashville Hot Chicken & Whiskey contest. Give your best shot at your favorite chicken sandwich recipe and your best whiskey drink. Winners of the best food and best drink will be awarded.
Pickleball Tournament & Nashville Hot Chicken & Whiskey Day
Game Sponsor - The VonHagens
Cat Box Opens 9:15am / Pickleball Tournament 10:00am /
Nashville Hot Chicken & Whiskey 11:20am / Gametime 1:00pm
The Plan - This year it's a new take on the same game, but slightly different. Since there is no guarantee we can pull off shutting down the street with the bandwagon filling up fast, we are going to introduce everyone to Yard Pickleball played in the grass. It's just as much fun, there are three man teams, the ball can be volleyed between teammates, and it doesn't have to bounce. It's a cross between pickleball, volleyball, and badminton. What's most important is it's Eff You Enn, FUN. So come a little bit earlier than normal and be on time so we can get in a good tournament. Following Pickleball we will have a Nashville Hot Chicken & Whiskey contest. Give your best shot at your favorite chicken sandwich recipe and your best whiskey drink. Winners of the best food and best drink will be awarded.
Monday, December 4 - Jags v. Bengals
Monday Night Cornhole & Someone Else Is Cooking
Game Sponsor - The Springs
Cat Box Opens - 3:00 pm / Cornhole Tournament 5:15 pm / Food Served 6:15 pm / Gametime 8:15 pm
Cornholer of the Year Qualifying Tournament
The Plan - Get some PTO accrued, knock off early Monday, and plan on going in late on Tuesday. Monday Night Football is back in Jax. Since most of us all work, we will get dinner catered to make it easy for everyone. As the dates get closer, we will put out more details and information on getting your order in. This will be pre-order only, no walk-up orders. We have a good contingent of Ohioans and some Rubes coming down for the game, so plan on a big Cornhole Tournament this week. This week's cornhole tournament will also serve as the final cornholer of the year qualifier.
Monday Night Cornhole & Someone Else Is Cooking
Game Sponsor - The Springs
Cat Box Opens - 3:00 pm / Cornhole Tournament 5:15 pm / Food Served 6:15 pm / Gametime 8:15 pm
Cornholer of the Year Qualifying Tournament
The Plan - Get some PTO accrued, knock off early Monday, and plan on going in late on Tuesday. Monday Night Football is back in Jax. Since most of us all work, we will get dinner catered to make it easy for everyone. As the dates get closer, we will put out more details and information on getting your order in. This will be pre-order only, no walk-up orders. We have a good contingent of Ohioans and some Rubes coming down for the game, so plan on a big Cornhole Tournament this week. This week's cornhole tournament will also serve as the final cornholer of the year qualifier.
Sunday, December 17 - Jags v. Ravens
Christmas Cookie Contest & Cornholer Of The Year Finals
Game Sponsor - The Deangelisesese
Cat Box Opens 1:00pm (Why Not) / Left Center Right 3:30 pm / Cornholer Of The Year Finals 5:00 pm /
Cookie Judging 6:45 pm / Gametime 8:20 pm
Cornholer of the Year Finals
The Plan - It's been eons since we have had Sunday Night Football in Jax, so we will open early, have the Red Zone rolling all day and enjoy this momentous occasion with a Left Center Riht Tournament as well. As part of this great day, the Cornholer of the Year competition will come to a close with a final tourament and crowning of the 2023 season champions. Enjoy the antithesis of the Christmas spirit between Andy, Kathy, Ansley, and now Donny in this heated competition. Creativity is encouraged and rewarded by the judges in both looks and taste. Grills will be hot to throw on food if you want to bring something to cook for yourself. This week will also be the finals for the Cat Box Cornholer of the Year (See the Cat Box Cornhole page for info on this year’s Cornholer of the Year tournament).
Christmas Cookie Contest & Cornholer Of The Year Finals
Game Sponsor - The Deangelisesese
Cat Box Opens 1:00pm (Why Not) / Left Center Right 3:30 pm / Cornholer Of The Year Finals 5:00 pm /
Cookie Judging 6:45 pm / Gametime 8:20 pm
Cornholer of the Year Finals
The Plan - It's been eons since we have had Sunday Night Football in Jax, so we will open early, have the Red Zone rolling all day and enjoy this momentous occasion with a Left Center Riht Tournament as well. As part of this great day, the Cornholer of the Year competition will come to a close with a final tourament and crowning of the 2023 season champions. Enjoy the antithesis of the Christmas spirit between Andy, Kathy, Ansley, and now Donny in this heated competition. Creativity is encouraged and rewarded by the judges in both looks and taste. Grills will be hot to throw on food if you want to bring something to cook for yourself. This week will also be the finals for the Cat Box Cornholer of the Year (See the Cat Box Cornhole page for info on this year’s Cornholer of the Year tournament).
Sunday, December 31 - Jags v. Panthers
Cat Box New Years Eve Extravaganza
Game Sponsor - Robert Frary
Cat Box Opens For Parking 11:00am / Gametime - 1:00pm / Lobster Tails Start Cooking - 5:00pm / Band - 6:00pm to 9:00pm / Ball(s) Drop At Wild Bills - Midnight
The Plan - There's no bigger tailgate each year and no better day to remember the legend himself, Mark Trauthwein, the man that started the tradition of Lobsters at the last game of the year carried over from lot Z before the Cat Box was even a dream is back again. We have lobster tails available pre-order first order, first, get. Go to the fundraising page to order. All you must do is order it and show up to cook it. Since the last regular season home game falls on New Years Eve and there is no conceivable plan known to man for any of us to make it to midnight if we start getting after it before noon, we are going to do a reverse tailgate. Game first, then tailgate after with a Lobster Dinner and the Callie Leigh band will back playing our favorite songs for a great New Years Eve. After the band wraps up we can finish out the evening at the Cat Box or ring it in at the best bar on Talleyrand, Wild Bills. Anyone that wants to camp out at the Cat Box that night is welcome to do so.
Cat Box Rules - Enter/Use/Play At Your Own Risk
Unlike the Declaration of Independence or the Bill of Rights, the forefathers of the Cat Box did not have the foresight to set up any guidelines for how things should go. The process has been fluid, and as needs arise, some general rules are created, for instance, the Asserolle Rule was needed to maintain a certain level of edible decorum. In other instances, a moron hires an attorney and the need for a written rule comes into place because, apparently, common sense isn't a trait possessed by everyone. As they say, never underestimate the power of a stupid person in a large group. Who knew? Anyway, now that we have grown to more than three unwritten rules, it's time to start a written list so there is no confusion. So here they are and their origin.
Rule 1 - The Marringer Brown Act (2008) - Glenn brought a few buddies from work to a Jags Browns game with a 4:30pm kickoff. Before the game, Glenn asked me to go along with the story that he told his cohorts on the way to the game that he owned the place, which wasn't a problem. As usual Glenn overenjoyed the tailgate and game and as usual the dear God I gotta get home to help Lisa get the kids to bed moment occurred postgame and he fired up the Malibu for his southbound sojourn to his St Johns County slice of Heaven. Back at the Box, Glenn’s friends, thinking he owned the place settled in to continue their bender and fire up their doobies to celebrate the Browns win over the Jags with no intention of leaving, despite everyone leaving and the lights being shut off and all of us doing the infamous Mark stretch and key jingle signaling game over. Donny took one for the team and stayed way past any sensible time for anyone to be in the dark in Fairfield Heights, and as a result the Marringer Brown act was created, which states if you bring friends and purvey the farce that you own the place, and they root for the opponent who beats the Jags, you gotta stay with them til they leave.
Rule 2 - The Asserolle Rule (2010) – A common sense rule. Nobody likes mayonnaise covered green beans. Nobody likes the dish your great aunt brought for Thanksgiving that was more liquid than solid served in a shallow rectangular dish. Nobody likes the dishes that get the “I guess people just weren’t hungry” that nobody eats but the same person makes them year in and year out and never gets the clue. So the rule was made, no Asserolle’s for Thanksgiving tailgate, and it has worked to ensure only good food makes it to this hollowed event.
Rule 3 - The Ron Rule (2016) – The food contests are one of the greatest things about the Cat Box and what’s cool about it is that it’s all homespun creations of everyone putting forth their best efforts. Except one year Ron grabbed a professionally cooked brisket off of the now defunct South In Your Mouth food truck and entered it as his own. After winning an award for his culinary masterpiece, Mark’s ever astute palette noticed it tasted eerily similar to a South In Your Mouth brisket and contacted Donny to check his suspicions, which Donny confirmed that Ron in fact was a fraud. Henceforth, any food in a contest not made by the entrant is disqualified from winning an award.
Rule 4 - The Moron Rule (2019) – If you are an active participant in an activity or event, there is an obvious risk that something may happen. For example, if you engage in a game of basketball in the street, you could very easily trip and fall and hit your face on the asphalt. It’s also possible someone may hit you with an elbow. It’s also possible someone could shoot the ball and have it take a weird angle off the rim and hit you in the earhole. In any case, those are inherent risks of engaging in that activity. The same applies for tailgating or say for example playing human foosball after drinking all day. If you are injured while participating in a voluntary free organic event with friends, it’s not a person’s fault, it’s not the Cat Box’s fault, it’s part of the risk of participating. If you happened to be sitting in a lawn chair minding your own business and I hit you in the head with a sledgehammer followed by cutting off your hand with a chain saw, then that one is on me. So, just so there is no question in the future and everyone understands how this works, and I don’t have to deal with another moron hiring an attorney in the future looking for money from me or the Cat Box, anyone tailgating or participating in any event at the Cat Box does so at their own risk. The Cat Box is now officially enter/park/play/eat/pee/poop/etc. at your own risk. If you bring a friend or enemy, you are responsible for explaining this to them. The Cat Box does not maintain insurance to cover injuries suffered there, so if that is a problem, then this is not the place for you. Attendance and participating at the Cat Box is strictly voluntary and no way coerced by anyone else. If you choose to be there or participate in an event, you are doing so on your own free will with the understanding there are possible consequences. If you or anyone you bring to the Cat Box decide to pursue legal action or feel the Cat Box or anyone there has a financial responsibility to you for an injury sustained from a non-malicious action, you and them will be banned from the Cat Box for no less than one year and possibly longer.
Rule #5 – Don’t Dew That (2023) – In the midst of the Bengals tailgate, a pungent, foul odor resembling the stench Lewis and Clark famously documented in their journal when they stumbled upon the remains of Bigfoot decomposing severed left testicle in the foothills of Oregon’s Cascade Range slowly wafted from the kitchen and encapsulated the Cat Box with it’s distinct and overpowering foulness. With no confirmed sightings of Bigfoot on the continent, much less Florida, in decades, this had to be something else attempting to murder the nostrils of Fairfield Heights. A few quick sniffs between fleeting retreats to the outdoors while in the discovery phase of this disaster led to only one answer. Someone had broken the unwritten rule of all office breakrooms. Someone was Dewing it. Someone was microwaving fish. Henceforth, microwaving fish at the Cat Box, like all other places other than your own home, is herby prohibited and this shall serve as notice not to Dew that again
As an aside and advice, if you don’t for whatever reason have health insurance, despite the government making subsidized health insurance available for people without the means to normally afford it, it’s probably best not to leave the house and if you do, not to come to the Cat Box.
The Cat Box is owned by Kruger Industrial Smoothing of Jax, LLC which maintains no assets other than the property at 1568 Fairfield Place. Are You In, Inc. is a not for profit corporation that uses the premises by agreement for tailgating fundraising events. All proceeds from these events are donated to charities or other worthy causes / individuals. Are You In, Inc. maintains a hold harmless agreement to protect its officers and Kruger Industrial Smoothing of Jax, LLC from all claims or liability occurring from the events it hosts at the premises. Are You In, Inc., does not maintain any assets. Liability insurance is not available for injuries suffered during these events and all activities at 1568 Fairfield Place are use at your own risk events. All individuals setting foot on site agree they do so at their own risk.
Rule 1 - The Marringer Brown Act (2008) - Glenn brought a few buddies from work to a Jags Browns game with a 4:30pm kickoff. Before the game, Glenn asked me to go along with the story that he told his cohorts on the way to the game that he owned the place, which wasn't a problem. As usual Glenn overenjoyed the tailgate and game and as usual the dear God I gotta get home to help Lisa get the kids to bed moment occurred postgame and he fired up the Malibu for his southbound sojourn to his St Johns County slice of Heaven. Back at the Box, Glenn’s friends, thinking he owned the place settled in to continue their bender and fire up their doobies to celebrate the Browns win over the Jags with no intention of leaving, despite everyone leaving and the lights being shut off and all of us doing the infamous Mark stretch and key jingle signaling game over. Donny took one for the team and stayed way past any sensible time for anyone to be in the dark in Fairfield Heights, and as a result the Marringer Brown act was created, which states if you bring friends and purvey the farce that you own the place, and they root for the opponent who beats the Jags, you gotta stay with them til they leave.
Rule 2 - The Asserolle Rule (2010) – A common sense rule. Nobody likes mayonnaise covered green beans. Nobody likes the dish your great aunt brought for Thanksgiving that was more liquid than solid served in a shallow rectangular dish. Nobody likes the dishes that get the “I guess people just weren’t hungry” that nobody eats but the same person makes them year in and year out and never gets the clue. So the rule was made, no Asserolle’s for Thanksgiving tailgate, and it has worked to ensure only good food makes it to this hollowed event.
Rule 3 - The Ron Rule (2016) – The food contests are one of the greatest things about the Cat Box and what’s cool about it is that it’s all homespun creations of everyone putting forth their best efforts. Except one year Ron grabbed a professionally cooked brisket off of the now defunct South In Your Mouth food truck and entered it as his own. After winning an award for his culinary masterpiece, Mark’s ever astute palette noticed it tasted eerily similar to a South In Your Mouth brisket and contacted Donny to check his suspicions, which Donny confirmed that Ron in fact was a fraud. Henceforth, any food in a contest not made by the entrant is disqualified from winning an award.
Rule 4 - The Moron Rule (2019) – If you are an active participant in an activity or event, there is an obvious risk that something may happen. For example, if you engage in a game of basketball in the street, you could very easily trip and fall and hit your face on the asphalt. It’s also possible someone may hit you with an elbow. It’s also possible someone could shoot the ball and have it take a weird angle off the rim and hit you in the earhole. In any case, those are inherent risks of engaging in that activity. The same applies for tailgating or say for example playing human foosball after drinking all day. If you are injured while participating in a voluntary free organic event with friends, it’s not a person’s fault, it’s not the Cat Box’s fault, it’s part of the risk of participating. If you happened to be sitting in a lawn chair minding your own business and I hit you in the head with a sledgehammer followed by cutting off your hand with a chain saw, then that one is on me. So, just so there is no question in the future and everyone understands how this works, and I don’t have to deal with another moron hiring an attorney in the future looking for money from me or the Cat Box, anyone tailgating or participating in any event at the Cat Box does so at their own risk. The Cat Box is now officially enter/park/play/eat/pee/poop/etc. at your own risk. If you bring a friend or enemy, you are responsible for explaining this to them. The Cat Box does not maintain insurance to cover injuries suffered there, so if that is a problem, then this is not the place for you. Attendance and participating at the Cat Box is strictly voluntary and no way coerced by anyone else. If you choose to be there or participate in an event, you are doing so on your own free will with the understanding there are possible consequences. If you or anyone you bring to the Cat Box decide to pursue legal action or feel the Cat Box or anyone there has a financial responsibility to you for an injury sustained from a non-malicious action, you and them will be banned from the Cat Box for no less than one year and possibly longer.
Rule #5 – Don’t Dew That (2023) – In the midst of the Bengals tailgate, a pungent, foul odor resembling the stench Lewis and Clark famously documented in their journal when they stumbled upon the remains of Bigfoot decomposing severed left testicle in the foothills of Oregon’s Cascade Range slowly wafted from the kitchen and encapsulated the Cat Box with it’s distinct and overpowering foulness. With no confirmed sightings of Bigfoot on the continent, much less Florida, in decades, this had to be something else attempting to murder the nostrils of Fairfield Heights. A few quick sniffs between fleeting retreats to the outdoors while in the discovery phase of this disaster led to only one answer. Someone had broken the unwritten rule of all office breakrooms. Someone was Dewing it. Someone was microwaving fish. Henceforth, microwaving fish at the Cat Box, like all other places other than your own home, is herby prohibited and this shall serve as notice not to Dew that again
As an aside and advice, if you don’t for whatever reason have health insurance, despite the government making subsidized health insurance available for people without the means to normally afford it, it’s probably best not to leave the house and if you do, not to come to the Cat Box.
The Cat Box is owned by Kruger Industrial Smoothing of Jax, LLC which maintains no assets other than the property at 1568 Fairfield Place. Are You In, Inc. is a not for profit corporation that uses the premises by agreement for tailgating fundraising events. All proceeds from these events are donated to charities or other worthy causes / individuals. Are You In, Inc. maintains a hold harmless agreement to protect its officers and Kruger Industrial Smoothing of Jax, LLC from all claims or liability occurring from the events it hosts at the premises. Are You In, Inc., does not maintain any assets. Liability insurance is not available for injuries suffered during these events and all activities at 1568 Fairfield Place are use at your own risk events. All individuals setting foot on site agree they do so at their own risk.
Sponsorships & Donations
We don't charge for parking, but we do rely on donations and sponsorship's of weekly tailgates to keep the Cat Box operating. All donations are tax deductible through Are You In, Inc, which is a non-profit 501(c)3.
Sponsorship opportunities include naming rights to one of the nine tailgating functions throughout the year. Sponsors will receive recognition on the website in addition to e-mail recognition the month of the tailgate, a reserved parking space and thre first eight will receive a locker for storage at the Cat Box. Sponsorship donations can be made online through the fundraising tab above.
If you can't help with a sponsorship, you can make a donation for a carload of people for the season to Are You In, Inc. to help offset operating expenses. All remaining proceeds will be used to fulfill the goals of Are You In. Follow the fundraising tab above.
For anyone coming to single games that would like to donate to Are You In, Inc. Follow the fundraising tab above.
Sponsorship opportunities include naming rights to one of the nine tailgating functions throughout the year. Sponsors will receive recognition on the website in addition to e-mail recognition the month of the tailgate, a reserved parking space and thre first eight will receive a locker for storage at the Cat Box. Sponsorship donations can be made online through the fundraising tab above.
If you can't help with a sponsorship, you can make a donation for a carload of people for the season to Are You In, Inc. to help offset operating expenses. All remaining proceeds will be used to fulfill the goals of Are You In. Follow the fundraising tab above.
For anyone coming to single games that would like to donate to Are You In, Inc. Follow the fundraising tab above.
Cat Box Pictures
Link To Old Cat Box Pictures
We got behind in 2012 posting pictures, but will do a better job in the future. Follow the link below to the Cat Box Shutterfly picture site
http://thecatbox.shutterfly.com/
http://thecatbox.shutterfly.com/