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BUSINESS
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Dallas Mavericks Star Jason Terry's Charity Auction
Reebok and Mavericks Star Jason Terry Auction Off NBA Championship Clinching Zigs Online auction of Terry’s game-worn Reebok Zigs to benefit the Jason Terry Foundation on Reebok.com
CANTON, Mass USA - (BUSINESS WIRE) Saturday June 18, 2011 Reebok and Dallas Mavericks star guard, Jason Terry, jointly announce a charitable auction featuring Terry’s autographed Reebok Zig Slash sneakers worn during the series-clinching NBA Finals. All proceeds from the auction will benefit the Jason Terry Foundation to help youth achieve their dreams through education, self-empowerment and community involvement. Fans have the opportunity to bid on the Zigs which began June 16th by going to www.reebok.com. The auction will end at 10:35 p.m. ET on June 26th; two weeks to the minute after Terry helped the Dallas Mavericks achieve their first NBA title in the team’s history. The Jason Terry Foundation, which began in 2000, grew from Terry's passion for giving back to the community and helping inner city youth further their education. As the father of four girls and having grown up in a household of ten, Terry's goal is to show children that even the biggest dreams, like winning the NBA Finals, can come true with hard work and focus. “My game is based on energy, and my Zigs gave me that extra energy boost I needed in the Finals,” said Terry. “Playing from November to June is definitely a long season, but in my Zigs I always felt ready to play at the highest level.” “Jason Terry embodies all of the qualities that Reebok looks for in our athletes,” said Brian Lee, Reebok’s Head of Global Basketball. “Jason’s incredible performance on and off the court make us proud to support his charitable endeavors and call him part of the Reebok family.” Terry averaged 18 points per game during the finals, including a team-leading 27 points in Game 6. A 12 year veteran of the NBA, Terry won his first NBA Championship title wearing Reebok’s Zig Slash. © Copyright: National Radio. Any use of these materials, whole or in part, is prohibited unless authorized in writing by National Radio. Contact: nationalradio@yahoo.com ALL RIGHTS RESERVED |
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