The Alouettes’ traditional blood drive took place this week at the Olympic Stadium with the club president, players, cheerleaders and Touché, the team mascot. The Alouettes targeted 100 donors, while Héma-Québec collected donations from 109 people.
Photos courtesy, Alouettes
Christophe Normand, Mario Cecchini, President and CEO of the Alouettes, and Touché, the Montreal team’s mascot, were present to support the many donors.
Francis Dupont donated his blood under the watchful eye of Vernon Adams Jr. and William Stanback.
Cheerleading team members Ally and Alejandro, along with players Jake Wieneke and Chandler Worthy, offered encouragement to the Alouettes’ administrative assistant, Allyson Sobol.
Alouettes players Vernon Adams Jr., Adarius Pickett and William Stanback signed several autographs for fans.
The Alouettes cheerleaders and players pose with a Sparrows fan and the wife of club president Danielle Simard.
Wide receivers Eugene Lewis and Hergy Mayala discussed the Alouettes’ season with fans.
A young Alouettes fan who will one day donate blood is surrounded by cheerleaders Marie-Chloé and Jessica and defense attorney Adarius Pickett.
Vernon Adams Jr., Christophe Normand, Kerfalla Exumé and Marc-Antoine Dequoy met the fans in the rotunda of the Olympic Stadium.
Cheerleaders Jessica, Marie-Chloé and Maude welcomed donors throughout the day.
