The Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving game just gets more interesting!
On Thursday, Nov. 28, Laney Wilson will take the stage for the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Kickoff Halftime Show during the Cowboys vs. Giants game.
“I’m honored to follow in the footsteps of legendary performers like my friends Dolly Parton, the Jonas Brothers and Reba and launch the Salvation Army’s iconic Red Kettle campaign,” Rainey said in a statement. . “Join the Red Kettle this Christmas season, because when we come together to serve those in need in our communities, we truly can do more good.”
The Red Kettle Campaign is a large-scale, long-running fundraising campaign that emphasizes the reason for the season: Giving Back. For 28 years, the Cowboys have partnered with the Salvation Army to shine a light and raise money for people across the country struggling to make ends meet during the holiday season and beyond.
“Performers like Laney Wilson are role models for the next generation for so many,” said David Wilson, chief brand officer and co-owner of the Dallas Cowboys and former member of the Salvation Army’s National Advisory Board. said Charlotte Jones, who is also chair of the committee. “We are so grateful to have her bring her energy and enthusiasm to the national stage this year to highlight the Red Kettle Kickoff and the importance of giving back to those who need it most.”
It was the most-watched game of the regular season, with 42 million people watching last year alone. The Cowboys Thanksgiving Day Game and its iconic halftime show have what it takes to raise awareness and support for a cause that impacts people across the country. Since its inception, the Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign, in partnership with the Dallas Cowboys and Kickoff Halftime Show, has raised more than $3 billion to help people in need.
“The Dallas Cowboys and the Gene and Jerry Jones Family Foundation have been dedicated partners of the Salvation Army for nearly 30 years in our shared mission to care for the most vulnerable in our communities. ” said National Commander Commissioner Kenneth G. Hodder. members of the Salvation Army of the United States said in a statement. “And a performance by a renowned artist like Laney Wilson is the perfect way to kick off this important giving season.”
Understandably, Rainey’s fans can’t contain their excitement at this news. “An icon!!! I couldn’t be more excited,” Dallas Cowboy cheerleader Charlie Barbee commented in the announcement post. One fan exclaimed, “She’s going to be the best part of this match.” “Oi oi!!!! @laineywilson you are such a badass!!!! Can’t wait for Thanksgiving with Dem Boyz and Lainey Wilson!!!! Staraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa,” another fan screamed.
Want to support this cause? Donate cash or coins to Red Kettles across the country, volunteer at your local Salvation Army, sign up to ring the bell at your local Red Kettle, or use Alexa You can also ask someone to donate on your behalf (just say “Alexa, donate to the Salvation Army” and indicate the amount).
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