Fanatics teamed up with sports personalities including Eli Manning to donate over 300,000 pieces of apparel worth about $20 million to assist 100,000 families in need.
Sportswear retailer Fanatics is making a significant contribution to communities by donating over 300,000 pieces of apparel worth about $20 million to assist 100,000 families in need. In a nationwide effort occurring today called"Merch Madness," Fanatics teamed up with influential sports personalities to facilitate distribution.
"This year, we wanted to focus on a single cause and create a substantial impact," Rubin told"CBS Mornings." "For me, it's just seeing the smiles on these kids' faces as they receive a jersey or a hoodie or a T-shirt or capri jackets. And you know, for me, hey, I'm happy handing out Giants gear. I'm happy to give up a Peyton jersey, maybe even a Patriots, not doing the Eagles," Manning said.
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