HighPoints Magazine and Family Team Up for “The King of Comeback” Project

(Humble,Tx.) - Beginning February 1st, the HighPoints family of publications (Rob’s Roll the weekly internet sports page, HighPoints KidSports and HighPoints high school sports magazine) will team together with the Thomas Joseph Stanton II Trust Committee as they try to financially fortify the Stanton family and raise money for the long term care of Joseph as well as promoting helmet safety legislation.

Fund raising will occur when advertisers purchase ad-space from HighPoints publications. HighPoints founder/co-owner and Managing Editor Rob L Sprouse was ecstatic to receive the go-ahead from Danielle Stephens, a member on the Stanton Trust Committee.  The philanthropic group’s actions will mean that sixty percent of the funds accrued from the aforementioned HighPoints sales, will go to the Stanton trust.  It’s all part of “The King of Comeback” Project.  The campaign’s name comes from one of Joseph Stanton’s mom’s favorite nicknames for her son which was given to him by his Kingwood Park High School swim teammates after the 2009 UIL 4A State Championship where the State title rested on the winner of the final event, the 4X100 Freestyle Relay. Joseph was the anchor their and after the championship winning relay performance he gained his nickname “The King of Comeback”! Terri Stanton and others continue to be inspired by Joseph’s will to battle his condition.  That, coupled with the amazing amount of progress he has made on the road to recovery, continues to inspire her and others to dub him as the  “The King of Comeback”.