Rangers supporters feel it’s a fantastic opportunity to support the team and give back.
Texas’ ArlingtonThe yearly toy drive for Mission Arlington is being held for the fifteenth year by the Texas Rangers. It’s a mission that makes young people in North Texas happy.
Hours before the doors opened at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, a queue started to develop for the event.
Donations of toys from kindhearted people will make many children’s Christmas mornings happier.
After that, people joined in on the festivities at Globe Life Field, which included face painting, delicious refreshments, and autographs from a number of Rangers players.
A complimentary ticket to a certain future Rangers home game was given to each toy donor.
Rangers supporters feel it’s a fantastic opportunity to support the team and give back.
“We visit each year. “I’m glad to help and give to underprivileged children while also getting a few autographs,” fan Carlyn Cox remarked.
“The main goal is community service. “It’s all about giving a gift to the kids who are in need,” admirer Christopher Cox stated. “The signings are secondary. I don’t give a damn. Making ensuring the kids have a wonderful Christmas is all that matters to me.
The event is in its fifteenth year, and Rangers pitcher Jon Gray and his wife, Jacklyn, are hosting for the third time.
MLB.com/rangers/community/toy-drive FOR MORE INFORMATION
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Dionne Anglin of FOX 4 reported on the toy drive that took place at Globe Life Field on Wednesday.
Dionne Anglin of FOX 4 reported on the toy drive that took place at Globe Life Field on Wednesday.
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