Donate Your September 24 Central Michigan Football Tickets To THON Families
Penn State football season ticket holders can now donate their Central Michigan tickets to a Four Diamonds family.
The Central Michigan game is slated for Saturday, September 24, and will also serve as the annual THON football game.
Donate your football tickets for the September 24th game against Central Michigan to a THON Family!
— Penn State THONFor more details go to https://t.co/kZI1XzfM58 pic.twitter.com/PN7qGy3M0e
(@THON) August 28, 2022
Season ticket holders can donate their own tickets or purchase tickets in a set of four or more. If the number of tickets needed for all Four Diamonds families is reached, an email indicating that will be sent out.
Tickets should be transferred to Tessa Beauchat, using the email [email protected]. Instructions on how to transfer a ticket can be found here.
“You can make a direct impact on the lives of children and families impacted by childhood cancer by donating your tickets so they can have a memorable day cheering on our Nittany Lions!,” THON wrote on its website.
In addition to Penn State football’s annual THON game, there are a number of theme games to look forward to this season. The White Out and Homecoming game is against Minnesota on October 22, and the “107K Family Reunion” is against Ohio on September 10.
Additionally, “All U-Day” is against Northwestern on October 1, Military Appreciation Day is against Maryland on November 12, and Senior Day is against Michigan State on November 26.
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