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David Dellucci with his Catch 22 for Blue Foundation is joining forces with the USMCR Toys for Tots program to collect more toys this holiday season as the need for toys for underprivileged kids will increase by 30% due to all the Gulf Coast residents relocated to the Metroplex.
New, unwrapped toys are needed for boys and girls, newborn to age 12.
Don't miss the Catch 22 for Blue Toy Drive Celebration!
Ameriquest Field in Arlington
Thursday, December 15
5:00 - 7:30 pm
• Free admission and a Louisiana
Lagniappe braceler with donation
• Photos with Santa and Rangers
Captain
• Christmas Carols
• Rangers player and alumni
autographs
Enter through the Majestic Grand Slam Gift Shop
For more information, please call:
817-273-5207
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David Dellucci
Dear Texas Rangers Fans:
The recent wave of hurricanes that touched down along the coastal regions of Texas,
Louisiana, Alabama,
and Mississippi has drastically changed the lives of those who have connections to
these areas for many years to come. Although time has passed since the most recent hurricane,
it is going to take a long time before residents of these areas have their lives return to normal.
As all of this was happening,
I continually thought of all of the people I knew back in my home
state of Louisiana,
as well as the people I knew in Mississippi from the time I spent there in
college. I decided that I could not sit back and do nothing about it… so I decided to set up a
nonprofit foundation called Catch 22 for Blue to aid in the long-term recovery of the areas
affected by the recent hurricanes.
The Catch 22 for Blue Foundation is dedicated to helping as many people as possible in the
aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. My heart pours out to the residents of the southern
Gulf Coast areas because I know that they are extremely hard-working people full of pride.
Many who have done everything they were supposed to do are still suffering from the effects of
the hurricanes and will continue to suffer for a long time.
I have created the Louisiana Lagniappe 22 bracelet with all proceeds benefiting the Hurricane
Relief Effort. For those wondering what lagniappe means (pronounced lanyap),
it is a word from
the South,
which means to give a little something extra like an unexpected gift.
This holiday season,
I'll be hosting the Catch 22 for Blue Toy Drive and joining forces with the
USMCR Toys for Tots program by helping collect much-needed toys for so many of the
hurricane families relocated to the Metroplex. The need for toys will be 30% higher than
previous years. The Catch 22 for Blue Toy Drive will also be hosted by KDFI/KDFW and
KLUV radio. We would like you to bring a new toy that will really WOW a child on Christmas
morning.
I am committed to helping those affected by the recent hurricanes that hit Louisiana,
Mississippi, Alabama, and Texas long after the initial media coverage of the hardest hit areas
subsides. If you are interested in helping,
please visit my website Catch22ForBlue.org for more
information.
Winning a baseball game brings happiness for a moment,
but giving an unexpected gift to those
who are most deserving can make a difference of a lifetime.
Sincerely,
David Dellucci
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