Twitter: Dallas Cowboys are making their annual visits to local children’s hospitals today

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I know this is kind of unrelated in a way. But I remember back in the 90's, they had a yearly event. As it was in the Cowboys Weekly. The players and wives published a cook book of their home recipes. Proceeds were donated to the Happy Hill homes or something like that. Does anyone know if they still do that?
 
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I will have to give them credit, I like our players when it comes to things like this. Times like these are the only times where Dallas actually puts a smile on my face.
 
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jazzcat22 said:
I know this is kind of unrelated in a way. But I remember back in the 90's, they had a yearly event. As it was in the Cowboys Weekly. The players and wives published a cook book of their home recipes. Proceeds were donated to the Happy Hill homes or something like that. Does anyone know if they still do that?
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I wanna say they do, because I do remember seeing a cookbook awhile ago. I think the last one that I saw was maybe Dez's rookie year. Doesn't mean they haven't done it, I just haven't seen it.

I want to add, they've also incorporated a Taste of the NFL thing with the players too. Some fancy restaurant and the players serve the food.
 
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That's tough. Don't think I could do it without crying.

Had to take my son (1 at that time) to a pediatric hospital for a minor injury and it just humbled me seeing other kids in the waiting room/walking in and out. Shaven heads or clear signs that they had a major issue at such a young age.
 
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