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2010 MEDIA GUIDE - Seahawks Online Media Packet

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12 COMMUNITY<br />

Child haven, the <strong>Seahawks</strong><br />

Courage House, assists abused<br />

or neglected children five years<br />

old or younger. Last year, the<br />

team held the eighth annual<br />

Seattle <strong>Seahawks</strong> “Tackle Child<br />

Abuse” Dinner/ Auction at The<br />

Westin Bellevue to benefit<br />

Childhaven. 575 people were in<br />

attendance as the event raised<br />

more than $500,000. Former<br />

<strong>Seahawks</strong> fullback Mack<br />

Strong, along with his wife, Zoe,<br />

were honorary chairs.<br />

Throughout the football season, there are a number of ways in which players can benefit<br />

local charities by raising their level of performance on the field. Programs have been developed<br />

that unite charities with sponsors who donate money based on game day performances. Listed<br />

below are the programs which were in place during the 2009 football season:<br />

SPECIAL KICKS -<br />

FIELD GOALS & PUNTS<br />

For every successful field goal<br />

and punt landing inside the 20-<br />

yard line, a donation was made<br />

to Camp Fire USA. The program<br />

raised $248,495.<br />

WINNING TO TACKLE<br />

For every <strong>Seahawks</strong> tackle, a<br />

donation was made to Northwest<br />

Harvest. The program, presented by<br />

7-Eleven, raised $10,000.<br />

TOUCHDOWNS FOR CHARITY<br />

For every offensive touchdown, a<br />

donation was made to Big Brothers Big<br />

Sisters of Puget Sound. The program<br />

raised $7,250 last season and was sponsored<br />

by O Boy! Oberto Beef Jerky.<br />

SEAHAWKS COURAGE HOUSE<br />

STATS FOR KIDS

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