MetLife Partners With the New York Giants to Launch Co-Branded First Responder Hats to Benefit Local Nonprofit Organizations
The Giants-First Responder hats will support multiple nonprofits and will be available starting this Sunday online and at
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In addition to a portion of the proceeds going to the three nonprofits,
The co-branded Giants hats – available in three versions representing the
“New York Giants fans, who are passionate about supporting both the team and first responders, have been coveting these special hats for years, and we are thrilled to make them available to the public for the first time,” said
“I am delighted to continue to support such a worthy cause,” said
For more information on this announcement including a video highlighting this program, go here.
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