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The Cleveland Indians Wives Association has teamed up
with Cleveland Indians Charities!
The Cleveland Indians Wives Association works in collaboration with Cleveland Indians Charities to support and coordinate outreach initiatives throughout the greater Cleveland community that focus on women and children's needs.
For more information on the Wives Association and how you can help support its initiatives, please call 216-420-HITS.
The Indians Wives Association cares about the community
The Cleveland Indians Wives Association will host a silent auction at Progressive Field on Saturday, May 18th vs Marlins. Mystery Balls will also be available for purchase signed by Cleveland Indians players.
The Cleveland Indians Wives Association will play host to an in-game jersey auction on September 15th.
A Susan G. Komen presentation takes place on-field during pregame ceremonies on May 20th and includes a larger than life-size signature pink ribbon. The Progressive Field pregame festivities are a precursor to the September 10 NE Ohio Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure throughout downtown Cleveland. Susan G. Komen for the Cure is the world's largest grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists fighting to save lives, empower people, ensure quality care for all and energize science to find the cures.
Indians DH Travis and Amy Hafner continue to support "Pronk's Peeps," an initiative geared to address life and self-esteem skills for Cleveland-area 7th graders. Currently over 23 schools are involved with Pronk's Peeps, impacting 530 students.
Members of the Cleveland Indians front office staff battle members of the Cleveland Browns staff in the annual "Cleveland Sports Bowl": a fundraiser to benefit the "Bowl for Kids' Sake" program for Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Cleveland. The 2012 friendly competition on May 3rd will mark the 9th year the Browns and Indians have competed. Visit www.BFKScleveland2010.kintera.org for more information on Big Brothers and Big Sisters Bowl for Kids' Sake.
Joining the efforts of the Cleveland Indians monthly 'Indians in the Community' Program, members of the Wives Association assisted over 30 Indians front office volunteers with sewing, cutting and making blankets. Over 80 new blankets were made and donated to the Cleveland Clinic and Ronald McDonald House as part of the Project Linus program.
