Do It For Durrett Doubleheader

These Auctions will be auctioned off LIVE at the event! Must be present to win!

Get your ticket at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/do-it-for-durrett-doubleheader-tickets-624388160797?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshwebdesktop

Live Auction Items:
1. HOF Package
• Private White Glove Tour for 4 at the MLB Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY

2. '24 MLB All-Star Game Package in Arlington!
• 2 Tickets to all the events! All-Star Game, HR Derby, Futures Game, & Celebrity Softball

3. Emily & Tom Experience
• Dinner and Drinks with Emily Jones and Tom Grieve

4. Suite Life Experience
• Texas Rangers Suite

5. Private Island in Belize for 10
• All-inclusive and all-amazing! - https://youtu.be/PnCeGsYMt3I

6. Dormie Network Stay & Play
• 4 Golfers will stay overnight at any of the 5 Dormie Network properties and play two rounds of golf

7. Framed All-Star Jersey Signed by all TX Rangers All-Stars

8. Derek Holland experience

9. Grand Slam Party at Globe Life Field
• Party for 20 at the home of your Texas Rangers which includes a private tour, wiffle ball home derby, and cake/food time

10. Golf with Mike Maddux

11. Happy Hour with The Mom Game!
• Drinks with Emily Jones and Julie Dobbs

On June 17, 2014, the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex lost a treasure when sports personality Richard Durrett died suddenly at 38. Richard was survived by a then-pregnant wife and two small children. Richard’s zest for life and desire to help anyone and everyone led to the Do It For Durrett Foundation as a way to honor his memory and help working-class families in the Metroplex.

The Do It For Durrett Foundation (DIFD) is focused on raising funds for area working-class families that have been impacted by a sudden loss. The new non-profit was established to provide financial support to the surviving members of the families so that they can try to focus on the day-to-day job of trying to move on without a loved one. While it’s impossible to make up for the loss, the Foundation’s goal is to make the burdens that often accompany a sudden loss a little easier.