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On May 3rd every year we’ll get a chance to honor young Holly Heap, the daughter of former NFL star Todd Heap.
Holly lost her life in an accident and her family has turned that tragedy into a social media campaign called #HugsFromHolly.
#HugsFromHolly is simple, wear pink and share an act of kindness on social media.
Well, new Arizona Cardinals quarterback Josh Rosen jumped in with both feet, and let everyone know about it on Twitter.
#hugsfromhollyday My random act of kindness in Holly’s name was taking my mom out to sushi and tipping a little extra
— Josh Rosen (@josh3rosen) May 3, 2018
What did you do?!?!? pic.twitter.com/jjrSGSoLT7
Rosen took his mom out for lunch to celebrate, and left a generous, putting it mildly, $300 tip for the wait staff.
Not bad for a kid who hasn’t even signed an NFL contract.
Rosen wasn’t the only one to get into the act today, as the Cardinals, Baltimore Ravens and a plethora of other NFL teams and players celebrated Holly’s young life.
Thank you to the Heap family for the beautiful flowers.
— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) May 3, 2018
Todd Heap and his family sent flowers to every @nfl team for #HugsFromHollyDay in memory of their beloved Holly.
Learn more about Hugs from Holly Day ➡️ https://t.co/hnlTjmjWnr pic.twitter.com/vL8bNuH6F0
Hope everyone was a little kinder today.