In a heartwarming gesture, New Orleans Saints Owner Gayle Benson has gifted two tickets to Super Bowl LIX to Quentin Wharton, Jr., a pediatric congenital heart patient at Ochsner Children's. The generous gift was presented to the recipient during a special event, where Mrs. Benson, known for her commitment to community service and philanthropy, took the opportunity to bring a moment of joy to Quentin and his family.
The tickets will allow Quentin and his dad, Quentin, Sr., to experience the excitement of Super Bowl LIX, which will be held at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday, February 9. This act of kindness is part of Mrs. Benson's ongoing dedication to supporting the New Orleans community, particularly through the team's partnership with local institutions like Ochsner Health.
"This is a small way to give back to the community that has supported us for so many years," said Mrs. Benson. "I am delighted to provide this opportunity to Quentin and his father. Quentin's journey is an inspiration to so many, and we are honored to recognize his strength and perseverance. Moments like these remind us of the power of unity, kindness, and the impact we can have when we support one another."
Ochsner Health expressed their gratitude for the gesture, noting the impact such moments of generosity have on their patients and their families.
"We are deeply grateful for Mrs. Benson's unwavering support of our patients and their families here at Ochsner," said Pete November, CEO, Ochsner Health. "We couldn't be more excited for Quentin and his father to have this once in a lifetime experience of attending Super Bowl LIX together! Mrs. Benson's generosity shines a light on her commitment to serving our community, and she along with the New Orleans Saints and the New Orleans Pelicans continue to make such a meaningful impact on the lives of countless families throughout Louisiana and the Gulf South."
Super Bowl LIX is set to be a historic event for New Orleans, and with this thoughtful gift, Mrs. Benson continues to strengthen her legacy of caring for the people of her city.
