PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Minutes after the graphic photos of Greg Hardy’s former, and beaten, girlfriend were released on Friday, 94WIP’s Josh Innes took matters into his own
hands.
While many Cowboys fans and owner Jerry Jones stood by their defensive lineman, Innes’ co-host Spike Eskin created a GoFundMe campaign, as Eskin, Innes and former Eagles defensive lineman Hollis Thomas began a quest to raise money for the Genesis Women’s Shelter in Dallas, Texas.
The goal? $3,000.
On Monday at 3:00 p.m. E.T., talking with Bianca Jackson, the director of funds and community development for the Genesis Women’s Shelter, Innes announced a total of $28,300 in three days. And still, with fans and 94WIP callers are eager to donate (donate here), the campaign remained open.
“We are so so grateful,” Jackson said. “I’m just doing the quick math and that’s nearly 200 women and children when they call our number, they will get because of what you and those fans did. That is unbelievable for us. We are so so grateful.”
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Anybody remember this guy ? I used to listen to him on 610 adio here in town before he moved to Philly. As an Eagles fan, gotta say way to go Josh !
hands.While many Cowboys fans and owner Jerry Jones stood by their defensive lineman, Innes’ co-host Spike Eskin created a GoFundMe campaign, as Eskin, Innes and former Eagles defensive lineman Hollis Thomas began a quest
to raise money for the Genesis Women’s Shelter in Dallas, Texas.The goal? $3,000.
On Monday at 3:00 p.m. E.T., talking with Bianca Jackson, the director of funds and community development for the Genesis Women’s Shelter, Innes announced a total of $28,300 in three days. And still, with fans and 94WIP callers are eager to donate (donate here), the campaign remained open.
“We are so so grateful,” Jackson said. “I’m just doing the quick math
and that’s nearly 200 women and children when they call our number, they will get because of what you and those fans did. That is unbelievable for us. We are so so grateful.”****http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2015/11/09/josh-innes-dallas-women-shelter/
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Anybody remember this guy ? I used to listen to him on 610 adio here in town before he moved to Philly. As an Eagles fan, gotta say way to go Josh !
