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COMSTOCK PARK, myocardial infarction - The Whitecaps are getting ready to demo off their softer side. In award of Mother's Day, the squad will wear pinkish T-shirts as portion of the 3rd yearly Dash Breast Cancer Awareness Day on Sunday, May 11. Fans will be treated to free pinkish Dash t-shirts for the first 1,500 people through the Gates and will be able to assist raise finances by just purchasing a Whitecaps ticket. Fans also have got the chance to assist local women through WLHT's Movers for Moms.

"The pinkish T-shirts and the whole twenty-four hours are a show of support, but we're also using them to raise consciousness about breast malignant neoplastic disease and raise money for research," said Whitecaps selling director Paddy Graham. "This year, we partnered with WLHT to raise further finances for breast malignant neoplastic disease research and also impact local women needing a helping hand."

Ten of the T-shirts that the squad have on on the field will be available for fans to buy through a soundless auction bridge during the game. Those interested tin halt by the tabular array on the multitude to check up on out the T-shirts up for auction bridge and topographic point their bids. Each T-shirt will be autographed by the participant at the end of the game and then given to the peak bidder. All the return from the auction bridge will profit the Thousand Rapids Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

Fans can also donate money to the fighting against breast malignant neoplastic disease by bringing personal attention points or clothes to the ballpark. WLHT and Two Work Force and a Truck will have got a moving motortruck at Fifth One-Third Ballpark. For every point donated by fans, WLHT will give $1 to the Thousand Rapids Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure. All of the points will then be donated to the YWCA of Occident Michigan.

In addition, fans buying individual tickets will be helping rise money for breast malignant neoplastic disease research. For every ticket purchased, the Whitecaps will donate 50 cents to the Thousand Rapids Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

Tickets are still available for Dash Breast Cancer Awareness Day on Sunday, May 11. First pitch is scheduled for 2 p.m. For more than information, phone call (616) 784-4131.

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