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A Heisman Celebration
Join Heisman Trophy winner Caleb Williams '21 on the campus of Gonzaga, his high school alma mater, to celebrate the east coast launch of the Caleb Cares Foundation, which shines a spotlight on mental health, prevents bullying, and empowers youth.
Event Details
Friday, May 19
7-10 PM
Gonzaga College High School
Your ticket includes heavy appetizers, an open bar (beer and wine), great music, and plenty of football highlights. You’ll also hear from Caleb about his journey from Gonzaga to USC and what it was like winning the Heisman Trophy on one of college football’s biggest stages. A silent auction will include Caleb’s autographed Gonzaga and USC jerseys, helmet, and football. All proceeds benefit the Caleb Cares Foundation which works to combat bullying, shine a spotlight on mental health, and empower our youth.
Questions? Please contact Patsy Mangas, Director of the Caleb Cares Foundation, at pmangas@calebcares.org or Jennifer Doherty, Gonzaga's Director of Events, at jdoherty@gonzaga.org.
Must Register to Attend
Business Casual attire
Visit CalebCares.org to learn more about event sponsorships as well as the mission of the foundation.
7-10 PM
Gonzaga College High School
Your ticket includes heavy appetizers, an open bar (beer and wine), great music, and plenty of football highlights. You’ll also hear from Caleb about his journey from Gonzaga to USC and what it was like winning the Heisman Trophy on one of college football’s biggest stages. A silent auction will include Caleb’s autographed Gonzaga and USC jerseys, helmet, and football. All proceeds benefit the Caleb Cares Foundation which works to combat bullying, shine a spotlight on mental health, and empower our youth.
Questions? Please contact Patsy Mangas, Director of the Caleb Cares Foundation, at pmangas@calebcares.org or Jennifer Doherty, Gonzaga's Director of Events, at jdoherty@gonzaga.org.
Must Register to Attend
Business Casual attire
Visit CalebCares.org to learn more about event sponsorships as well as the mission of the foundation.
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