The Dallas Cowboys have already pledged money to help Hurricane Harvey evacuees, and now they are providing clothing.
Cowboys players, cheerleaders and the Jones family will make a stop at The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center in Dallas on Thursday afternoon to help make the donation.
In a press release Wednesday, the team said it plans to unload approximately 300,000 pieces of apparel donated by the team's merchandise division to those in need.
Items included in the donation are shirts, fleeces, outerwear and rompers, with a total value of approximately $500,000, the team said.
