EDSBS Charity Bowl

MrCraig · Unread post by **MrCraig** » Mon Apr 20, 2026 9:11 am

I know that a few folks on this site used to read the Every Day Should Be Saturday blog and listen to the Shutdown Fullcast podcast (If you don't, you should).
They are starting their annual charity drive right now! The charity helps New American Pathways, an Atlanta based non-profit that provides assistant for refugee and immigrant communities. This is an awesome charity run by awesome people.
Also, the way the charity drive is formatted, you donate under your favorite college football team. If nothing else, we can't let Georgia Southern be more charitable than the Mountaineers!
I know we aren't the wealthiest fan base, but every bit counts. If you're one of the ones who isn't giving to Yosef Club or renewing your season tickets because of your opposition to NIL, this is a great place to put that money! If each of us donates $34.32, that will be a lot of money!
Other possible donation amounts: $59.00 for the 59-0 beat down App put on Southern in 1939. $81.65 or $89.74 to commemorate the scores of both App basketball wins this year.

Donate at the link below. It would be awesome to win the Sun Belt in charitable giving.
https://www.edsbscharitybowl.com/

MrCraig · Unread post by **MrCraig** » Mon Apr 20, 2026 12:54 pm

You can see school giving totals at the link below.

https://www.moneycannon.org/?ref=channe ... onferences

We're beating The Stink, but JMU is ahead and ULM is leading the conference!?!?!
Y'all just gonna let that happen??

MrCraig · Unread post by **MrCraig** » Mon Apr 27, 2026 2:09 pm

We beat The Stink, again! But how'd we let JMU and Marshall donate more to charity than us?!

T-Dog · Unread post by **T-Dog** » Tue Apr 28, 2026 8:51 pm

I donated $34.32, just because.

There was a Michigan fan who donated $1 for every fan in attendance for their 13-10 upset win at Ohio State a couple years ago, so north of $109,000.

Unread post by **rbarthle17** » Tue Apr 28, 2026 10:41 pm

Michigan tends to win this event often. Big pockets and big hearts.