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Thursday, July 21, 2011
Sports At The Ballpark Tonight: Help A Family In Need
Posted by Celia Ampel on Thu, Jul 21, 2011 at 1:00 PM
Tonight at Kino Stadium, $1 from every ticket sold will help the family of this 5-year-old boy make ends meet.
More from the Padres' Facebook page:
This Thursday, the Tucson Padres will be helping raise money to benefit the family of Julian Aguirre; a 5 year old child that fought leukemia and died in June. His father is a Customs Agent and exhausted all of his resources. The family is really in a rough spot. They have medical, funeral, mortgage and living expenses that they are unable to pay. $1 of every ticket sold at the box office for Thursday will go to the Aguirre family.
It's also Thirsty Thursday, so you've got no reason to stay in tonight: go see the Padres, have a beer, and help out this family. Game time is 7 p.m.
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