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Following a successful inaugural dinner with Sam Howell last spring, TABLE joined forces again with Howell, and added QB Drake Maye for their fundraising dinner last Friday in Carrboro. The event included a catered dinner followed by an auction to benefit TABLE’s mission to provide access to healthy food and nutrition education for children in Orange County. (Heels4Life.org)

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Chapel Hill, North Carolina
May 22, 2023

Following a successful inaugural dinner with Sam Howell last spring, TABLE joined forces again with Howell, and added starting QB Drake Maye for their fundraising dinner that took place on Friday, May 19 in Carrboro. The event included a catered dinner by Iza Whiskey and Eats, followed by an auction to benefit TABLE’s mission to provide access to healthy food and nutrition education for children in Orange County.

"It was an honor to help TABLE raise vital funds for their food programs,” quoted Maye. “There is such a need in our community - right in our own backyard. I was happy to join my teammates and provide assistance!"



The donations from Friday’s event help support TABLE’s initiatives of ending hunger and providing healthier options for local children. Heels4Life, the official NIL collective of UNC Football, has worked with TABLE in the past to package food for delivery to homes of children in need, and once again came together for Friday’s fundraising event to support TABLE’s commitment to serving children in the community.

“We are thrilled by the success of this second annual fundraiser, grown out of the relationship built with Sam Howell and, now, Drake Maye, that has helped us raise more than $600,000 toward our capital campaign over the last two years,” says Ashton Tippins, Executive Director for TABLE. “We now have only $350,000 left to complete the budget for purchasing our new, much needed, space in downtown Carrboro. With more than 125 children currently on our waitlist, we are working to move into that space by this fall, to reach as many children in our Orange County community as possible. We are thankful for host Vaughn Moore; donor, friend and co-host Kirk Streb; event organizer and board member Colleen Minton; honored guests and supporters Drake Maye and Sam Howell; and partner, Heels4Life, for making this event a joy and a success!”

Heels4Life supported the fundraising event with auction items and the attendance of several Carolina Football players, including Jahvaree Ritzie, Amari Gainer, Kamari Morales, Sebastian Cheeks, and Spencer Rolland. The event also included major names in the Carolina athletic universe including Head Coach Mack Brown, All-American Armando Bacot, and basketball icon Tyler Hansbrough.

Defensive Lineman Jahvaree Ritzie quoted “To me, it’s important that all needs for the kids in our community are met. This past Friday at the event the Tar Heel family really did their thing with their support and love for the kids. I honestly would love to see more people get involved with TABLE and help the kids in our community.”

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Heels4Life is a private collective supporting the UNC Football Team and its players through educational, promotional, and non-profit efforts in the new Name Image and Likeness (NIL) landscape. The collective works with the UNC donor community and its businesses to leverage opportunities to provide support for the student-athletes and help prepare them for life beyond Chapel Hill.

@andrew jones I don’t think the ACC is going to be for much longer. It seems like a lot of the schools are trying to figure out a way to get out of this grant of rights deal. They all see what the SEC and Big Ten have done recently and don’t want to get left behind. Too much money out there for them to jump. What do you think?

Julius Peppers is eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame next year​

Julius Peppers retired from the NFL in 2019. He was drafted by the Panthers with the No. 2 overall pick in 2002 and also went on to play for the Bears and Packers. Peppers finished his career with 159.5 sacks, the fourth most in NFL history. Legendary WRAL sports figure Bob Holliday has argued that Peppers is the best North Carolina athlete ever. (High School OT)

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