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The Chicago White Sox teamed up with the Greater Chicago Food Depository and several members of the White Sox Volunteers Corps, along with former White Sox team members Ron Kittle and Moose Skowron and White Sox mascot Southpaw in a food repacking event. For more details and to sign up for the White Sox Volunteer Corps please visit www.whitesox.com/volunteercorps.

The Chicago White Sox recognized all of the American Red Cross donors and volunteers that have helped patients in need during a pregame ceremony at U.S. Cellular Field. The American Red Cross promotes blood donation, safety preparedness, CPR and first aid.

The White Sox Player's Wives gathered food and monetary donations to benefit the Greater Chicago Food Depository

The Chicago White Sox teamed up with the Greater Chicago Food Depository and several members of the White Sox Volunteers Corps, along with former White Sox team member Ron Kittle and White Sox mascot Southpaw in a food repacking event. For more details and to sign up for the White Sox Volunteer Corps please visit www.whitesox.com/volunteercorps.

Nearly four hundred White Sox Volunteer Corps members joined forces in the second day of service this season. The White Sox teamed up with Chicago Cares to transform Wendell Phillips Academy High School and Ida B. Wells Preparatory Elementary School in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood. Volunteers were joined by current White Sox players and coaches along with White Sox former players to paint classroom and murals, build benches outdoors and refurbish the softball field. For more information on the White Sox Volunteer Corps, please visit www.whitesox.com/volunteercorps.

Jermaine Dye hosted nine children from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago, provided game tickets, T-shirts and Comiskey Cash for the children. JD's MVPs participated in a pregame meet-and-greet with Jermaine and were recognized on the field before the game.

Scott Linebrink hosted two individuals and their families from the United States Armed Forces. Scott provided each guest with a game ticket, "Scot's Heroes" T-shirt and Comiskey Cash. Scott's Heroes attended batting practice, which included a meet-and-greet with Scott.

The Chicago White Sox teamed up with the Greater Chicago Food Depository and several members of the White Sox Volunteers Corps, along with White Sox coach Joey Cora in a food repacking event. For more details and to sign up for the White Sox Volunteer Corps please visit www.whitesox.com/volunteercorps.

The White Sox teamed with the American Red Cross to host a blood drive at U.S. Cellular Field. Nearly 100 donors presented to donate blood at the ballpark.

Current and former White Sox team members, as well as other sports celebrities chipped in for charity at the annual Field of Greens Golf Outing. Proceeds went to pediatric cancer and treatment programs at Children's Memorial and University of Chicago Comer Children's Hospital.

The Chicago White Sox teamed up with the Greater Chicago Food Depository and several members of the White Sox Volunteers Corps, along with White Sox team member Brent Lillibridge in a food repacking event. For more details and to sign up for the White Sox Volunteer Corps please visit www.whitesox.com/volunteercorps.

Scott Linebrink hosted two individuals and their families from the United States Armed Forces. Scott provided each guest with a game ticket, "Scot's Heroes" T-shirt and Comiskey Cash. Scott's Heroes attended batting practice, which included a meet-and-greet with Scott.

Seven unique premium auction items were featured during WGN-TV's television broadcast of that evening's game. Viewers were able to bid on the items throughout the game at whitesox.com/ultimatebid. Some of the items available included: a Suite Home Chicago Package, which included a suite to a White Sox, Blackhawks and Bulls game or a broadcast experience for four, which included dinner with Ken "Hawk" Harrelson and Steve Stone. White Sox Charities raised nearly $130,000 during White Sox Charities week.

The Chicago White Sox teamed up with the Greater Chicago Food Depository and several members of the White Sox Volunteers Corps, along with Gordon Beckham, Harold Baines and Minnie Minoso in a food repacking event. For more details and to sign up for the White Sox Volunteer Corps please visit www.whitesox.com/volunteercorps.

Wives of White Sox players were on the 100 and 500-levels selling "mystery brown bags" with autographed baseballs inside. While each bag contains an autographed baseball, fans did not know who signed the ball until they purchased a bag. Baseballs included in the sale were be signed by current members of the White Sox and White Sox legends, such as Hall of Famers Carlton Fisk and Luis Aparicio.

Game-used baseballs from past games and seasons were made available for purchase on the 100 and 500-level concourses with proceeds to benefit Chicago White Sox Charities.

Members of the White Sox Amateur City Elite (ACE) high school travel team partnered with Sox Split raffle ticket sellers in promoting the sale of special Sox Tags with proceeds to benefit Chicago White Sox Charities.

Fans at the game bid on jerseys worn by select players in that evening's White Sox starting lineup vs. the Angels. The winning bidders received the same jerseys worn that evening, autographed by the respective player with proceeds to benefit Chicago White Sox Charities.

Jayson Nix visited and signed autographs for young athletes at a White Sox Training Academy Camp in LaGrange Park. To attend a summer camp, you must register in advance at www.BullsSoxAcademy.com

Tony Pena visited and signed autographs for young athletes at a White Sox Training Academy Camp in Elmhurst. To attend a summer camp, you must register in advance at www.BullsSoxAcademy.com

Scott Linebrink hosted two individuals and their families from the United States Armed Forces. Scott provided each guest with a game ticket, "Scot's Heroes" T-shirt and Comiskey Cash. Scott's Heroes attended batting practice, which included a meet-and-greet with Scott.

The Chicago White Sox and the American Red Cross teamed up to host a blood drive at Children's Memorial Hospital. White Sox players D.J. Carrasco and Josh Fields visited with children at the Brown Family Life Center and the Chicago White Sox Day Hospital, and also stopped by the blood drive to show their support for blood donors For more details and to sign up for the White Sox Volunteer Corps please click here www.whitesox.com/volunteercorps.

The Chicago White Sox and Greater Chicago Food Depository teamed up with several White Sox Volunteer Corps members, along with former players Ron Kittle, Dan Pasqua, and Carlos May in a food repacking event. For more details and to sign up for the White Sox Volunteer Corps please click here www.whitesox.com/volunteercorps.

Aaron Poreda visited and signed autographs for young athletes at a White Sox Training Academy Camp in Clarendon Hills. To attend a summer camp, you must register in advance at www.BullsSoxA cademy.com

The Chicago White Sox and the American Red Cross teamed up to host a blood drive at Rush University Medical Center. White Sox players John Danks and Gordon Beckham stopped by and supported the blood donors. For more details and to sign up for the White Sox Volunteer Corps please click here www.whitesox.com/volunteercorps.

July 4, 2009 marked the 70th anniversary of Lou Gehrig's "Luckiest Man" speech. The Chicago White Sox recognized and supported the fight against ALS, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, with a pregame ceremony and a recitation of the "Luckiest Man" speech.

In appreciation of former Boys & Girls club member Jermaine Dye's volunteerism with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago (BGCC), the University of Phoenix established The Jermaine Dye Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago Scholarship Program. The program enables qualified Club members who may not otherwise be able to attend college the opportunity to attend University of Phoenix. The White Sox honored the 10 new recipients on the field before the game.

The White Sox and the Major league Baseball Players Association provided game tickets, transportation and Comiskey Cash for children from Holy Cross/IHM to attend the White Sox game and meet current players and coaches.

The White Sox and the Illinois Fatherhood Initiative welcomed the winners of the 2008 Fatherhood Essay Contest, which annually attracts nearly 30,000 essays from students across Illinois. Essay winners were recognized pregame.

Former White Sox Players Mike Huff, Ron Kittle and Minnie Minoso appeared at the Taste of Chicago to sign autographs. Southpaw and the Chevrolet Pride Crew joined them to entertain and mingle with fans.

The White Sox celebrated the 50th anniversary of the 1959 season with White Sox legends Luis Aparicio, Jim Landis, Jim McAnany, Billy Pierce and Jim Rivera and paid tribute to the historical team that broke the club's 40-year pennant drought with a special on-field ceremony. All proceed benefited Chicago White Sox Charities.

Jermaine Dye hosted children from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago, providing game tickets, T-shirts and Comiskey Cash for the kids. JD's MVPs participated in a pregame meet-and-greet with Jermaine and were recognized on the field before the game.

Dewayne Wise visited and signed autographs for young athletes at a White Sox Training Academy Camp in Oak Park. To attend a summer camp, you must register in advance at www.BullsSoxAcademy.com

KinderVision, a community service organization whose primary purpose is to "Protect families through education via a unique, proactive, video-based program aimed at preventing child abduction and child exploitation," produced free child safety I.D. DVD's for all children who attended the game.

The Chicago White Sox and Greater Chicago Food Depository teamed up with several White Sox Volunteer Corps members, along with Scott Linebrink and his wife Kelly, Clayton Richard with his wife Ashley, and Chris Getz in a food repacking event. For more details and to sign up for the White Sox Volunteer Corps please click here www.whitesox.com/servicechicago.

The Chicago White Sox teamed up with Operation Support our Troops - IL to host a military sock drive at the ballpark. Fans brought in white (athletic) socks to the collections sites at each of the gates as they entered the ballpark. The socks were donated to troops that are serving overseas.

Scott Linebrink hosted two individuals and their families from the United States Armed Forces. Scott provided each guest with a game ticket, "Scott's Heroes" T-shirt and Comiskey Cash. Scott's Heroes attended batting practice, which included a meet-and-greet with Scott.

The Jefferson Awards were established in 1972 to acknowledge individuals who have donated their time and energy to making a difference in their community. Representatives from Chicago Public High Schools were recognized at U.S. Cellular Field for their outstanding contributions and achievements in community service.

Spend an hour playing catch on the outfield grass at U.S. Cellular Field, visit the home and visitor dugouts and bullpens and pose for photos at home plate. Tickets for Family Field Day will go on sale March 18, 2009.

All time slots are sold out.

Fans can also shop for unique game-worn and used uniforms, equipment and more at the annual Garage Sale. Admission to the Garage Sale is free!

All proceeds benefit Chicago White Sox Charities.

Five hundred members of the White Sox Volunteer Corps participated in a day of service at two local Boys & Girls Clubs. Volunteer Corps members painted murals and walls, built bookshelves and benches, and planted flowers in our inaugural service day. Players and coaches teamed up with the volunteers to help with the restoration work. For more details and to sign up for the White Sox Volunteer Corps please click here www.whitesox.com/servicechicago.

Chicago White Sox Charities hosted a celebration to recognize current grant recipients. Members from each organization attended a meet-and-greet and took part in a ceremonial check presentation on the field prior to the game.

The Chicago White Sox and Easter Seals of Metropolitan Chicago have teamed up in support of Autism Awareness Month. Easter Seals Metropolitan Chicago provides comprehensive services for individuals with disabilities or other special needs and their families to improve quality of life and maximize independence. A pre-game ceremony took place on the field prior to the game to promote autism awareness.