What's Happening?
Brian Cashman, the general manager of the New York Yankees, recently took part in the annual Covenant House Sleep Out charity event. During the event, Cashman humorously remarked that he might become a meme for being 'asleep on the job.' This marks his 14th participation in the event, which aims to raise funds and provide shelter for unhoused youths. The event saw participation from 350 business leaders, students, and community advocates, highlighting the widespread support for the cause.
Why It's Important?
Cashman's involvement in the Sleep Out event underscores the importance of community engagement and philanthropy among high-profile sports figures. By participating, Cashman helps draw attention to the issue of youth homelessness and the efforts of Covenant
House to address it. The event has successfully raised over $170 million since its inception in 2011, demonstrating the significant impact that collective action can have in supporting vulnerable populations. Cashman's participation also reflects the Yankees' commitment to social responsibility.












