Andy Dalton hosts first event to benefit Cincinnati children
Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton and the team practice at Paul Brown Stadium on Tuesday May 29, 2012.
Photographer: Dave Marlo
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Posted: 06/10/2012
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By: Jamila Williams
CINCINNATI - When Andy Dalton and his wife, Jordan, launched the Andy & Jordan Dalton Foundation, they came up with a lofty goal--to impact the lives of 50,000 Greater Cincinnati children by 2014.
The Bengals quarterback and his wife are making strides toward their goal, kicking off their first benefit for the foundation.
The Celebrity Waiter Night is Sunday night at Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse downtown.
Dalton and his fellow Bengals players will trade in their uniforms and helmets for aprons and plates, acting as the waiters of the evening.
Following dinner there will be a live auction that also benefits the Andy & Jordan Dalton Foundation.
The event has sold out.
9 News Chief Meteorologist Steve Raleigh will serve as the official emcee and auctioneer.
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