Taste of The Gridiron Casino Night
Taste of The Gridiron Casino Night is Fundraiser for Gridiron Heroes. Enjoy Over 15 Different Restaurants & Specialty from Around San Antonio. Music, Food, Fun, Raffle, Silent Auction, & Live Auction. Over $30,000 in Raffles Prizes packed in a fun night for Great Cause. Top Raffle Prize African Safari Hunt for 2 People. Value $10,000
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What is CharityAuctionsToday?When & Where
San Fernando Hall 231 W Commerce Street San Antonio , TEXAS 78205
Monday, July 23, 2018 06:00 PM to Monday, July 23, 2018 11:00 PM (CDT)Organizer
Name: Gridiron Heroes
Description: Gridiron Heroes Spinal Cord Injury Foundation was formed in 2003 with a specific mission: To provide immediate, as well as, long term resources and support to individuals sustaining catastrophic spinal cord injury through activities associated with high school football. chris On November 2, 2001, Chris Canales, a senior defensive back playing for San Marcos Baptist Academy, sustained a spinal cord injury during the fourth quarter of his final regular season game. Chris lay motionless on the field for 19 minutes. The next three weeks, Chris fought for his life. The following months he battled through rehabilitation trying to gain movement and learning how to function as a quadriplegic. Chris’ injury and the lack of any organized support system for families prompted his father, Eddie Canales, the Canales family, and former coach Mike Kipp to begin discussions about the desperate need for an organization for families who were forced to deal with the consequences of this devastating injury.
Description: Gridiron Heroes Spinal Cord Injury Foundation was formed in 2003 with a specific mission: To provide immediate, as well as, long term resources and support to individuals sustaining catastrophic spinal cord injury through activities associated with high school football. chris On November 2, 2001, Chris Canales, a senior defensive back playing for San Marcos Baptist Academy, sustained a spinal cord injury during the fourth quarter of his final regular season game. Chris lay motionless on the field for 19 minutes. The next three weeks, Chris fought for his life. The following months he battled through rehabilitation trying to gain movement and learning how to function as a quadriplegic. Chris’ injury and the lack of any organized support system for families prompted his father, Eddie Canales, the Canales family, and former coach Mike Kipp to begin discussions about the desperate need for an organization for families who were forced to deal with the consequences of this devastating injury.
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