Packers Players Signing Autographs for Fans to Benefit Salvation Army

Fans can visit the Lambeau Field Atrium over the next few weeks and make a donation in exchange for player autographs

The Green Bay Packers announced on Wednesday that fans will have the opportunity again this holiday season to attend player autograph signings in exchange for a donation to the Salvation Army.

Fans can stop by the Lambeau Field Atrium on select Mondays at 5:00pm CST to make a donation and receive autographs from select players of the team. The first signing will be Monday, November 27, where Kenny Clark, Elgton Jenkins, Isaiah McDuffie, and Jonathan Owens will be signing autographs for visitors making a $50 minimum donation to support the Brown County Salvation Army.

“The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle campaign is an important holiday tradition in the Green Bay community,” the team said in their announcement. Noting that “many of the organization’s programs operate only because of the money received through Red Kettle donations”. They added that the proceeds raised will go directly to members in need in the Green Bay community, including families, seniors, and the homeless.

Players for the other two announced dates, December 4 and December 18, will be announced the week prior to the event.

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