Ole Miss pitcher JT Quinn helping raise money this spring to “Strike Out Breast Cancer”
OXFORD, Miss. — Ole Miss starting pitcher JT Quinn and Riverland Roofing are partnering this spring to help breast cancer patients, working together to raise money to help “Strike Out Breast Cancer.”
Every time Ole Miss baseball throws a strikeout, Riverland Roofing will donate to the Baptist Memorial Cancer Center of North Mississippi, in addition to an individual contribution from Quinn after every strikeout he throws.
As stated on a Twitter post from Riverland Roofing, Quinn’s great-grandmother fought breast cancer three separate times before passing away a few years ago. Besides his donations, JT will also wear a pink and black glove to further display his care for breast cancer awareness.
STRIKEOUT CANCER WITH @quinnjt1 & RiverLand Roofing, the official sponsor of Ole Miss strikeouts! 💕⚾️
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Join JT and RiverLand Cares (@riverlandcares) this baseball season to strikeout cancer! RiverLand Roofing Cares will be making a donation for every strikeout that Ole Miss… pic.twitter.com/pvwyH5h2ED— RiverLand Roofing (@RiverlandRoofs) February 17, 2024
According to the tweet, all donated money will be used to provide free mammograms, ultrasounds, diagnostics, and follow-ups to underprivileged patients.
JT made his first start for Ole Miss this season in game one of the four-game series vs. Hawaii Friday night.
