NFL Legends Come Together in Dallas for a Worthy Cause

DALLAS - April 9, 2018 - PRLog -- Dallas' elite football community will gather to honor two former Cowboys and Ohio State alumni taken from us much too soon.  The late Ron Springs and Terry Glenn will be honored at Brotherhood 4 Good  May 17th, 2018 at Verona Villa, 6591 Dallas Parkway, Frisco, Texas.  The fundraising dinner will benefit their respective charitable foundations, Ron Springs Gift For Life Foundation and Brighter Generation Foundation.

The Brotherhood 4 Good is slated to be the ultimate dining experience for the avid football fan.  The event will feature dinner, cocktails and an amazing sports-themed silent auction.  There will also be a panel of Dallas Cowboys players who got their start as Buckeyes. Sponsors will even have the opportunity to dine with "A Star," as each sponsored table at the affair will feature a football player host.  A private sponsor reception, scheduled before the dinner,  will include current Dallas Cowboys players, Ohio State Buckeyes, Dallas Cowboys legends, and other NFL stars.

Former Dallas Cowboys stars that have committed to be at the dinner include Tony Dorsett, Everson Walls, Bruce Thornton, Tony Hill, Doug Donley (who also played at Ohio State), Doug Cosbie, Timmy Newsome, and Michael Wiley.  Ohio State Alum and NFL All-Pro Running Back Eddie George is also confirmed to attend the event.  More current and former players will be announced in the coming weeks.

Tickets to attend can be purchased here.

About the Ron Springs Gift for Life Foundation

The mission of the Ron Springs Gift for Life Foundation is to promote awareness, early detection, prevention of kidney disease, and other contributory diseases and complications directly related to these life-threatening conditions; and to provide access to donor-oriented services and education in underserved communities across the United States.

About the Brighter Generation Foundation

The mission of the Brighter Generation Foundation is to deliver supplies, resources, and access to education to homeless and foster youth.