1.    Archival and Documentation: Create an extensive archive and documentation system to collect and preserve historical information, photographs, videos, and memorabilia related to minor league football. This can help ensure that the stories, achievements, and contributions of players, coaches, officials, and managers are recorded and accessible for future generations.

2.    Hall of Fame: Establish a Hall of Fame to recognize and honor outstanding individuals who have made significant contributions to minor league football. This can include players, coaches, officials, and managers who have excelled in their respective roles. Induction ceremonies and events can be organized to celebrate their achievements and preserve their legacies.

3.    Digital Platform: Develop a comprehensive digital platform, such as a website or online database, dedicated to minor league football. This platform can serve as a central hub for sharing stories, profiles, statistics, and historical information about players, coaches, officials, and managers. It can also provide a space for fans, family members, and teammates to share memories and tributes.

4.    Scholarships and Grants: Create scholarship programs or grants to support aspiring athletes, coaches, and officials involved in minor league football. These financial resources can help individuals pursue their passion and contribute to the growth and development of the sport.

5.    Oral History Projects: Conduct oral history interviews with former players, coaches, officials, and managers to capture their firsthand experiences and perspectives. These interviews can be recorded and preserved as valuable resources for future research, storytelling, and education.

6.    Events and Reunions: Organize events, reunions, and commemorative gatherings that bring together current and former minor league football participants. These events can foster camaraderie, allow for the exchange of stories and memories, and provide opportunities for networking and mentorship within the minor league football community.

7.    Educational Programs: Develop educational programs or workshops focused on minor league football history, leadership, coaching techniques, and officiating. These programs can serve as platforms for sharing knowledge and promoting the continued growth and professionalism of the sport.