LI Nets partner with Big Brothers Big Sisters to gift children $300 shopping spree
Nine lucky kids were given a $300 Target gift card as a holiday surprise from the team.
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Dec 9, 2023, 3:33 AM
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14ds agoThe Long Island Nets basketball team treated children to a shopping spree Friday.
Nine lucky kids were given a $300 Target gift card as a holiday surprise from the team.
The Nets partnered with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America to bring extra holiday cheer to the local children and their families.
Organizers said they hope to make the new event an annual tradition.
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