Part five of a six-part series celebrating significant moments in the 60-year history of FCA.
1995: FCA establishes its first domain on the web: www.FCA.org.
1996: FCA releases the first One Way 2 Play – Drug Free! video.
1998: More than 10,000 players take part in the first FCA National Golf Scramble.
1998: FCA establishes the Grant Teaff Coach of the Year and Grant Teaff Lifetime Achievements awards, named after the longtime football coach most known for his 20-year career at Baylor University.
1999: FCA’s official vision is established: “To see the world impacted for Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes.”
2000: Vice Presidential candidate Dick Cheney visits FCA headquarters to endorse the One Way 2 Play – Drug Free! program.
2000: Ground is broken on the FCA headquarters expansion project in Kansas City, Mo.
2001: FCA introduces a new logo for the first time in 40 years.
2002: FCA’s newly expanded 59,000-square-foot headquarters is dedicated.
2002: FCA introduces its Four C’s of Ministry concept: Coaches, Campus, Camps, Community.
2003: FCA Baseball ministry is established.
2003: FCA Motocross ministry is established.
2003: FCA introduces its Team FCA membership program and the Competitor’s Creed.
2003: FCA establishes the Bobby Bowden Athlete of the Year award, named after the former Florida State University football coach.
2003: FCA establishes the John Lotz “Barnabas” Coach of the Year award, named after the former University of Florida basketball Coach
2003: FCA Camp attendance exceeds 20,000; number of Certified FCA Huddles reaches 7,790.
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