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Arizona pitcher Brandon Webb donates gifts to sick children form 'Brandon's Locker.' The locker is full of gifts and part of the Brandon Webb Foundation.

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" We had to drive moral right to her room -- I'll -- that I love -- can -- just -- column about why you gotta sell off the wall outside -- I'm -- well loved them. Tonight basically is the as they get together that was gathering. Nice dinner. We've done here. -- house for those the past few years now. -- Unbelievable. Set up everything. Now so -- and the dinner everything's been incredible. Including five starts this takes to a different level like. No no I have no doubt -- Hannah who believe like it's it's really it's like a -- that. You know -- woods is looking very yeah. Laughter I feel. Like she's been my guess -- chocolate all --"

" We had -- yeah field this year. And are slim lead boat captains where it's usually baseball hall of Famer wade Boggs. NBA hoping -- very good friend and former Arizona Diamondbacks Adam Dunn. "

" Texas its. Kind of a casual -- CD's that we -- the next day for me personally. The table lives and that's sitting next to somebody like wade Boggs this is the Hall of Fame baseball player. Is a dream come true. When you never caught a -- things. Risk factor because of what does it will it will take you back ten sacks and played down Rick yeah they they come off as the Marlins here anglers. If there's any pointers as they can give. I'll be happy today. -- don't want to beat him more likely to now from. It's so well I would talk trash and -- together in you know if anything's better than letter over the Saint Paul baseball pitching doesn't matter that is so. You know this gives us millions driven in you know seemed young then with the most pitch tomorrow first off just like -- welcome everybody here. -- Sunday's news -- I'm white and I started -- a couple years ago. Can't help kids in the in the Phoenix and surrounding areas. The only reason why I got moment."

" I got no ma'am it's such a great guy yeah why don't really have a soft spot. Helping me. Just really got me excited about work and and try to develop. God is on -- I Marlins."

" the members on my board to have that has now here. And you know it went together really quickly this -- is the largest stuff fund raiser for the gates foundation. How this year we gross just over a 100000 dollars this. This first class man and there was a -- C first one of them came to a I think can be accommodations and then how he goes about his business it was a no brainer. Brent walker whose our most prominent pro. What -- locker does the provides. Patients and their family members with access to things like -- books craft supplies. Dvd dvd players horrible game systems -- designed to help pass time mother lost a little can make that experience. Somewhat. Mortality. What -- doing to help out so many kids and Arizona is just seven. It's certainly commend him on doing that that would have been a lot of more players. Were young players and all the sports were making me kind of money that can make nowadays and would. Maybe you learned from what Brandon is doing. -- And it's been on the line now. -- God help me."

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(1:24) are slim lead boat captains where it's usually baseball hall of Famer wade Boggs . NBA hoping -- very good friend and former Arizona Diamondbacks Adam Dunn .

(1:43) me personally. The table lives and that's sitting next to somebody like wade Boggs this is the Hall of Fame baseball player. Is a dream come true. When you never caught a -- things. Risk factor because of what does it will