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There were a few shows like that.
One story to me about a player that always sticks out is one about Aaron Rodgers the year I moved to wisco. He had the packers pr guy call the local Green Bay boys and girls club and tell them to bring 100 kids (I think) to the local bowling alley where they were gonna have a pizza and pop party funded by him. His instructions were that if anyone finds out about this before he wouldn't do it. Then when the kids got there he showed up w a ton of packers players and they hung out and afterwards each kid got a 100 bucks to go shopping with a packer player for presents. He paid for all of this out of his own pocket and didn't try to make it a publicity stunt.
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Hey cool he did it. But the publicly stunt, kind of ruins it. For the kids who get something because of this I'm very happy.
But just like csstl said guys do this, but don't tell anyone all the time.
Cutler brought as much gifts he possibly could by himself to the children's hospital on Christmas and bounced like batman. Nurse tipped off the tribune only reason, anyone found out
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Atta boy.
Does it matter how much money he spent? If it would have been a couple million is he a better person? It's the thought that counts and helping these kids have a great christmas. I don't care who you are, if you take the time out to do something for kids or whatever charity your a good person. People always get caught up in the money part of it. It's irrelevant.
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