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Peter Mortell unfurled his shopping list with a look of excitement, which is how you’d expect a college student to react when handed $452 to spend at an electronics store.
As part of the Citrus Bowl gift package, each Gophers player receives a gift card to Best Buy. The team will hold a private shopping spree at a Best Buy in Orlando after it arrives for bowl festivities. Players are free to buy whatever they desire with that $452 allotment.
Mortell did his shopping early. He couldn’t wait to tackle his long wish list. Except he didn’t buy presents for himself.
The Go*phers’ All-Big Ten punter feels blessed. He’s getting a free education and playing college football. He’s happy, healthy. Life is good.
He wanted to do something to help someone less fortunate. Mortell decided to use his gift card to buy presents for boys and girls living at St. Joseph’s Home for Children, a Catholic Charities program that provides shelter and other needs for kids in crisis situations.
“I’ve been given so much,” Mortell said. “It’s time for me to start giving back.”
http://www.startribune.com/sports/gophers/286812331.html?page=all&prepage=1&c=y#continue
Go Gophers!!
Peter Mortell unfurled his shopping list with a look of excitement, which is how you’d expect a college student to react when handed $452 to spend at an electronics store.
As part of the Citrus Bowl gift package, each Gophers player receives a gift card to Best Buy. The team will hold a private shopping spree at a Best Buy in Orlando after it arrives for bowl festivities. Players are free to buy whatever they desire with that $452 allotment.
Mortell did his shopping early. He couldn’t wait to tackle his long wish list. Except he didn’t buy presents for himself.
The Go*phers’ All-Big Ten punter feels blessed. He’s getting a free education and playing college football. He’s happy, healthy. Life is good.
He wanted to do something to help someone less fortunate. Mortell decided to use his gift card to buy presents for boys and girls living at St. Joseph’s Home for Children, a Catholic Charities program that provides shelter and other needs for kids in crisis situations.
“I’ve been given so much,” Mortell said. “It’s time for me to start giving back.”
http://www.startribune.com/sports/gophers/286812331.html?page=all&prepage=1&c=y#continue
Go Gophers!!