2020 'My Cause My Cleats' Campaign Helps Vikings Show Support

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Other players are again shining light on organizations close to their heart: Big Brothers Big Sisters Twin Cities (Harrison Smith), University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital (Kyle Rudolph), Boys & Girls Clubs (Kirk Cousins) and the Minnesota Vikings Foundation (Dalvin Cook), among others.


Eric Kendricks, whose cleats represent All Square, spoke with Twin Cities media members Wednesday and expressed appreciation for the unique platform to raise awareness.


"It gives everybody an opportunity to showcase a cause they're working for, and they get to do it in a cool way with the cleats," Kendricks said. "I saw some really cool cleats in the locker room today. It gets everybody interested and gets more involvement.


"I suggest to the fans, find some of your favorite players or maybe some of the favorite cleats you find and look a little bit more into the organizations they represent," he added.


Below is a full list of the Vikings participating in this year's "My Cause, My Cleats" campaign through custom kicks. Players are listed in alphabetical order.


Ameer Abdullah


Organization: Good Yard


Cause: Social justice


Jake Bargas (PS)


Organization: Pat Tillman Foundation


Cause: Military support


Anthony Barr (IR)


Organization: Raise the Barr Foundation


Cause: Support for single mothers


Chad Beebe


Organization: American Cancer Society


Cause: Mantle Cell Lymphoma


Garrett Bradbury


Organization: Special Olympics


Cause: Special needs


Mike Boone


Organization: American Cancer Society


Cause: Cancer


Dan Chisena


Organization: THON


Cause: Childhood cancer


Ezra Cleveland


Organization: Pat Tillman Foundation


Cause: Military support


Aviante Collins (PS)


Organization: Dr. Leonard’s Cancer Research Fund


Cause: Cancer research


Britton Colquitt


Organization: Love146


Cause: Human rights/combatting child trafficking


Ryan Connelly


Organization: American Lung Association


Cause: Lung health


Tyler Conklin


Organization: Turning Point


Cause: Domestic violence
 
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