The Hallsville Education Foundation’s annual Get Rowdy, Get Loud fundraiser, presented by Patterson Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Marshall and Richard & Amy Traweek, generated funding for innovative and creative grants for classrooms that were not covered by the regular operating budget, as well as dual credit course scholarships. Past grant winners were highlighted at the event with banners displayed throughout the venue, which were later distributed to the campuses to raise more community awareness about the Foundation and the creative ideas and projects it had funded for campus teachers during the annual "Pride Patrol."

Major sponsors of the fundraiser included presenting sponsor Patterson Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Marshall and Richard & Amy Traweek; Platinum sponsor: Ally; Gold sponsors: Sherwood Financial, Fidelity Communications, and Thomas Oilfield Services; Silver sponsors: JCT Auto, Longview Bridge & Road, VeraBank, Whataburger, and DKT Investments, Inc.; Bronze sponsors: VanDusen Timber, Carmela Davis-CPA, Longview Livestock, The Cammack Family-Welch Funeral Home, Tucker & Associates, Cox Builders, Texas Farm Bureau Insurance, Eastman Credit Union, Tomberlain Insurance, Eastman Chemical, Diagnostic Clinic of Longview, East Texas Professional Credit Union, Guaranty Bank, and Brookshire’s; Community sponsors: Texas Bank & Trust, Lone Star Truck Group, and Chick-fil-A; and Underwriters: David & Cindy Whiteside, Jack Lenhart-Coldwell Banker Lenhart Properties, Colby Dickson-Northwestern Mutual, The Crosby Group-Joel & Nichole Holk, and Rollo Insurance, among the many generous donors of silent and live auction items. Event organizers also acknowledged the ongoing contributions of the Education Foundation’s GRGL planning committee, recognizing their continued dedication to the cause.

The Education Foundation also maintained longstanding relationships with annual partners and friends of the Foundation, many of whom had a long history of supporting Hallsville ISD students and the Foundation’s grants to teachers and dual credit scholarship programs.