NFL stars are joining to surprise the Make-A-Wish group on Lids in front of the Super Bowl Lixa

Important as the “big game”, what happens in the week that leads to Super Bowl I can create lasting memories.

For 19 Make-a-wish children And their families, that’s exactly what happened on Friday morning at the LIDS locker room of New Orleans Riverwalk.

The group, which was in Big Easy for Super Bowl Lix Week, had a ton of great experiences that led to the game in which they would attend.

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But they got a surprise like no one else when an Orlando Ashford, a strategic adviser, a fanatics, that each child will get a $ 250 gift card that will spend in the store, and that included hats, jerseys, shirts and more that from every team in nfl -u.

This is not all, however, because Ashford has announced some special guests with him to help children and their families choose the right equipment: Detroit Lions running Jahmyr Gibbs, Tampa Bay Buccaneers abusive Tristan Wirfs and Arizona State Cam Skattebo He expects to be in April in April to his new NFL team.

The group was wild while three football players came out and they arrived shopping.

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“The Make-A-Wish Foundation is amazing and be able to be here to see smiles on children’s faces, it’s something so easy, like taking pictures, socializing, shopping, anything. It’s pretty special,” Wirfs, who said that now He has a different perspective as a father, he told Fox News Digital during Shopping Spree.

Skattebo added, “You never really know who you will meet and what smile will make you day. You don’t know and understand what these kids know about you. The fact that you can brighten their day until the day just meet them, putting a smile on your face as you meet them , that could change their lives and how you look at things. “

Ashford mentioned during his speech before revealing the players to actually withdraw from his role with fanatics, but remains on the National Make-A-Wish National Committee because of how much he likes to make memories for these children and their families on the sports side.

“For a company like a fanatics, we were blessed to go to Super Bowl and we have great events like this,” he said. “In order to take a little of that energy and pour it into some young people who deal with some quite extreme questions and challenges, we are more honored to do so as a company.

“The reason why I still do this is that it is such an increase in energy.”

Flo Bryan, a major corporate ally, was all a smile, communicating with the children who chose the equipment of their favorite player and team. It is safe to say that not every such event is never old.

“Oh, my God,” she replied. “You see smiles on the faces of these children. Only the fact that we are able to approve such wishes with partners like fanatics. Since they boarded our official sports sponsor, to really raise them these wishes as they did, it’s amazing.”

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Permanent memories have been created at this LIDS store on Friday morning, and more will continue with this partnership for Make-a-Wish and Fanatics, as they continue to gather some of the best athletes in the world to give hope and joy for this children and their families passing through the challenges.

“I couldn’t imagine meeting someone in the NFL when I was a kid. So, to be able to be that person for those children now is a really cool feeling,” Wirfs said.

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