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Rays Wives

Rays Wives

The Rays Wives support several charitable initiatives throughout each season.
Among them:

 

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Drive for School Supplies

The Rays Wives strongly believe in giving back to their community and have been quite busy raising money and collecting supplies for local charities this season. They teamed up with Waste Management to do a School Supply drive to benefit Pace Center for Girls, St. Petersburg. Supplies and new or used backpacks were collected during the Oakland series in August.

Donations totaling over $600 were also collected and distributed to PACE to supplement the supplies. All Fans who donated items to the Waste Management Bagster bags could register to win Rays prizes and tickets. PACE Center for Girls provides girls and young women an opportunity for a better future through education, counseling, training, and advocacy.

 


First Annual Mystery Ball

Rays Wives

The Rays Wives also held the First Annual Mystery Ball on Sept. 10. They had a huge selection of autographs including All-Star players such as James Shields, Johnny Damon, CC Sabathia, and Prince Fielder. Mystery Balls sold out within an hour and contributed to the over $20,000 raised for charity. They also had an expansive selection of silent auction items held out front of The Whitney Bank Club. Auction items included unique memorabilia such as an autographed Sam Fuld baseball glove, a Johnny Damon Baseball Bat and helmet, a David Price All Star Jersey and much more. Thank you to our fans for your tremendous support of both of these events!

 

 


Rays on the Runway


Rays fans got to see the latest styles from Saks Fifth Avenue as modeled by the Tampa Bay Rays, their wives and our dream childen on June 29 at the Tampa Museum of Art during the annual Rays on the Runway show. Fans also got the chance to take part in the meet-and-greet with their favorite Rays players after the function.

Proceeds benefitted the Children's Dream Fund.

Rays walk for the Dream Kids