We strive to make it easy for our fans to use their unused season tickets, but here's a quick rundown of some other exciting ways to share the passion of a Thunder game!
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Thank volunteers for their contribution.
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Give them to your child's teacher as a thank you for their help.
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Give them to your drivers for being on time.
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Donate tickets to your church.
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Give tickets to charity and use it as a write-off.
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Give tickets to your mechanic, dentist, doctor, etc.
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Offer your tickets to your accountant/lawyer who has done a great job.
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Give tickets to your local Boys and Girls Club or other children's related charities.
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Give to a Good Samaritan.
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Give tickets to a representative on your local school board or union to promote goodwill.
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Offer your tickets to someone who has always given you great service (your dry cleaner, pharmacist, mailman, babysitter, etc.)
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Use tickets as raffle prizes.
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Use as an incentive for someone to quit a bad habit.
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Use as an auction item.
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Give to members of a club you participate in (Lion's Club, Kiwanis, etc.).
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Give tickets to a team you might sponsor.
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Use tickets for trade opportunities.
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Give tickets to your child's coach.
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Donate tickets to patients at a local hospital.
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Invite a customer who has not done business with you recently.
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Get to know your business colleagues outside of the office.
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Help part-time workers feel more included in your organization.
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Reward suppliers and vendors who consistently meet deadlines.
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Treat a loyal customer for his or her birthday.
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Run a sales contest and reward the winner with tickets.
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Thank someone who has given you helpful business advice.
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Take someone who does business with a competitor.
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Have a drawing at work and give them to the lucky employee.
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Enhance relationships with those in a position to recommend you or refer your business.
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Take a potential customer and close the sale at the INTRUST Bank Arena!
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Take a loyal customer to say "thanks".
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Take one of your smaller accounts and try to enhance their business with you.
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Reward a customer who gave you a referral.
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Reward an employee who comes up with a savings suggestion.
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Attendance incentives for employees.
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Reward staff for an accident-free work environment.
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Congratulate a recent employee.
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Win back a customer who had a problem or a complaint with your company.
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Thank a customer who praised your company.
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Offer a unique incentive for customers to do business with you.
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Package tickets with your product to promote sales.
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Say "thanks" to a retiring officer or employee.
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Welcome a new employee to the company with tickets.
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Congratulate an employee on their recent promotion.
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Reward the employee with the highest sales.
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Put a smile on an employee's face who needs encouragement after a difficult day.
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Offer them to a manager whose department exceeded its goals.
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Thank your Assistant on Administrative Professionals Day.
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Present them to a front-line person who appeased an angry customer.
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Offer your tickets to a service person from another company who has taken care of you.
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Boost your own career potental by networking (it's not what you know, it's who you know).
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Thank a new customer for their business.
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Give tickets to your Human Resources department to use as performance rewards.
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Give to an employee who generates the most business.
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Give to potential vendors to enhance business relationships.
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Reward a department that hits their quota for the week or the month.
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Reward someone after meeting a milestone in their life.
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Give to an employee who is consistently accurate.
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Give tickets to your office cleaning crew as a thank you.
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Offer tickets to a customer for the holiday.
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Use tickets to recruit or thank a new customer.
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Reward an employee for making the most new appointments.
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Give tickets to the employee who had to stay late last night to finish a crucial project.
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Show your appreciation to an intern.
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Give tickets to outside training services.
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Give tickets as an apology for a mistake you made.
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Give to a co-worker to whom you owe a favor.
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Send your co-workers/subordinates to a game together, with a meeting over dinner.
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Give tickets to an employee who doesn't get commission.
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Give tickets to the rep of another company who enables you to service your customers well.
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Give tickets to an employee on his or her birthday.
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Give them to your security guards.
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Give to an employee or customer who has been sick as a "get well soon:.
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Give to a prospect who is in from out of town and looking for something to do.
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Give to your customer service department as an appreciation for maintaining a good relationship with your customers.
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Offer tickets to your assistant so they can take their family.
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Congratulate an employee for reaching their annual goals.
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Give to an employee who exceeded his or her duties.
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Give tickets to an emplyee who makes the most sales calls for a particular day.
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Reward an employee for receiving a service recognition from a customer.
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Give tickets to an employee who renews the most accounts
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Give to the employee who is the most punctual
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Give to a customer who makes timely payments or pays in full.
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Reward your "Employee of the Month".