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THE FLATS – The winner of the All-In Challenge experience offered by head coach Geoff Collins and Georgia Tech football – all-access for two for the Yellow Jackets’ highly anticipated Mayhem at MBS game versus Notre Dame on Nov. 14 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium – has donated a total of $24,000 to charities that provide food to vulnerable populations and Georgia Tech athletics’ Alexander-Tharpe Fund.
The All-In Challenge is an online fundraiser, powered by Georgia Tech athletics corporate partner Fanatics, in which leading performers, athletes and organizations auction exclusive items or experiences to benefit charities that provide food to vulnerable populations, including Feeding America, Meals on Wheels, World Central Kitchen and No Kid Hungry.
Collins’ and Georgia Tech football’s all-access experience for the Mayhem at MBS contest versus Notre Dame, which started with an opening bid of $2,500, drew 17 total bids. The winning bid of $12,000 was submitted by Mike Landry, a 1987 Georgia Tech graduate and football season-ticket member since 2009.
After submitting the winning bid, Landry chose to double his donation, splitting the remaining $12,000 evenly between Fanatics’ chosen charities and the A-T Fund. The A-T Fund is Georgia Tech athletics’ primary fundraising arm, providing financial support for student-athlete scholarships, facilities and current operations.