Washington's Cool 'My Cause, My Cleats' Push

ASHBURN, Va. - As the Washington Football Team got back to the Inova Sports Performance Center on Wednesday to begin in-person and on-field preparations for the Pittsburgh Steelers, one of the most powerful campaigns the NFL orchestrates is taking center stage.
It's the annual My Cause, My Cleats, and the WFT have done a great job of embracing the concept that helps out so many charitable organizations.
The campaign is open until December 11th and bidding is already underway. You can bid on Ron Rivera's cleats to benefit the American Cancer Society or Antonio Gibson's Memphis Blue cleats to benefit the Lupus Foundation of America.
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Other items available are from Jonathan Allen, Daron Payne, Ryan Kerrigan, J.D. McKissic and more.
It's a special event for so many special causes .. so of course you have to have cleats from the specialists!
Our specialists teamed up to support @WasNFLCommunity! Their #MyCauseMyCleats will benefit the Loads of Love program which helps to provide access to clean clothes for kids!
— Washington Commanders (@Commanders) December 2, 2020
Bid now ➡️ https://t.co/EBE9wQ2KFk pic.twitter.com/f8jmePv1Mm
And these are just the best ... The Hogfarmers, who we profiled earlier this year for their outstanding work to support pediatric cancer and center Chase Roullier, teamed up.
The cleats are in.
— Hogfarmers Charitable Foundation (@TheHogfarmers) December 1, 2020
Check out the Hogfarmer Foundation cleats Chase Roullier will be wearing Dec 7th during the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Thank you Chase, the NFL, and the My Cause, My Cleats program helping bring awareness to pediatric cancer.https://t.co/qZhHeT8VE9 pic.twitter.com/cAC1wdzgw0
The best part of this endeavor is that so many charities can benefit from the online auction, not just one.
It's a way to support your favorite player on your team through their vision.
Also, the NFL deserves some credit for allowing this. This league is so often "uniform'' in a not always good way. But here? Commissioner Roger Goodell and staff are truly are doing a good thing for so many organizations in need.
