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UC San Diego’s Lucky Duck Night: February 8 & 22

Share the rock, share your luck = $1,000 per assist toward ending youth homelessness

The UC San Diego Men’s and Women’s basketball teams are hosting “Lucky Duck Night” at two of their upcoming home games at LionTree Arena – February 8 during the women’s game vs. UC Irvine and February 22 during the men’s game vs. Hawaii

Co-branded t-shirts will be given away*, Timmy’s Place pizza will be served**, and our collective efforts to end youth homelessness will be featured on the arena video boards and during the ESPN+ broadcasts.

When the Tritons “share the rock,” we will “share the luck” by donating $1,000 toward ending youth homelessness for every UC San Diego Triton assist. Additionally, 1,000 people in the door will unlock a donation from UC San Diego to the Lucky Duck Foundation. And, children are free with a paying adult for the women’s game.

We hope to see you at LionTree Arena as we team up with UC San Diego to end youth homelessness!

*T-shirts will be given out to the first 750 fans at the February 6 men’s game and to the first 250 fans at the February 8 women’s game. Fans receiving a t-shirt on February 6 are highly encouraged to wear it to the games on February 8 and February 22.

**Timmy’s Place pizza will be served at the February 22 men’s game at the Student Fanfest. UC San Diego will also utilize Timmy’s Place for tailgates at various games throughout the year.

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Makayla Scott

Peer Mentor, Promises2Kids
 
As an African American first-generation college graduate, I recently earned my Bachelor’s degree in Urban Planning Management and Design. Despite facing the challenges of homelessness and balancing motherhood, I have persevered and am committed to using my experiences to advocate for better urban planning and support for vulnerable communities.”