Yankees donate $10,000 and dance with students as part of HOPE Week
The Bronx Bombers chose to go out with a bang for the 15th annual HOPE Week, which lasted from Monday through Friday.
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Jun 22, 2024, 2:32 AM
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4ds agoThe New York Yankees wrapped up HOPE Week in style, donating $10,000 to Dance to Unite and showing off their moves.
The Bronx Bombers chose to go out with a bang for the 15th annual HOPE Week, which lasted from Monday through Friday. The HOPE stands for "Helping Others Persevere and Excel."
Both players and students were able to share an unforgettable moment as part of the Yankees' annual week dedicated to raising awareness about social issues here at home and across the globe.
