Minneapolis-based Allina Health is working on a deal to secure naming rights to the New Ulm (Minn.) High School gymnasium, the Journal in New Ulm reported.
The possible agreement would be for $115,000 over 10 years and change the name of the facility to the Allina Gymnasium, according to the April 11 story. The money would be an in-kind donation from Allina Health that would offset the amount the school pays the health system for athletic trainers by $11,500 a year.
The school board is scheduled to vote on the contract April 24, the news outlet reported.
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