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Here is a preview of Sox Serve Week:
Beginning June 18, fans can purchase raffle tickets in-park or online to win a game-worn jersey from a White Sox player. After the game on Sunday, June 25, winners will receive their authenticated jersey from the respective player to take home that day.
Commemorating the Juneteenth holiday, White Sox front office staff will assist a food truck team from Big Bros Ice Cream in delivering treats to employees from fellow Black-owned businesses across the city.
The White Sox will recognize Brady Nelson, a local 14-year-old fighting glioblastoma with an Ultimate Wish.
Charities Day returns, presented by NBC Sports Chicago, simultaneous to the telecast of Tuesday’s game. Beginning at 7 p.m., fans can support White Sox Charities to receive limited-edition items, including Jason Benetti and Steve Stone reversible bucket hats, mystery autographed baseballs, portable speakers, tailgate chairs and more.
The White Sox will hold an exhibition game at Guaranteed Rate Field for children and young adults with disabilities to play Miracle League baseball. The group of 30 players will be outfitted in full White Sox uniforms, selecting their walk-up music, scoreboard photo and more.
Following the game, Miracle League families will enjoy lunch generously provided by Grubhub.
In partnership with US Food Hunger, a group of more than 500 members of the White Sox Volunteer Corps, presented by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, will pack 100,000 meals that will be donated to the Greater Chicago Food Depository. Later that evening during a special pregame ceremony, longtime Volunteer Corps member Joan Morris will be presented with the organization’s 2023 Roland Hemond Award, further recognizing her commitment to others and selfless service to the community.
During a special pregame ceremony, presented by Peoples Gas, the White Sox will recognize the Chicagoland non-profit organizations receiving 2023 grant support through White Sox Charities and the White Sox Community Fund, a McCormick Foundation Fund.
