Mills Fleet Farm Assists In Warming Efforts At Tuesday's 'Return to Titletown' Celebration

Wisconsin-Based Retailer Donated More Than 15,000 Hand Warmers To Fans

Feb 08, 2011 at 09:48 AM

The Green Bay Packers and corporate partner Mills Fleet Farm teamed up to help battle Tuesday's forecasted cold, with the Wisconsin-based retailer donating more than 15,000 hand warmers for fans entering the Packers' 'Return To Titletown' celebration.

The hand warmers were available in Mills Fleet Farm carts located at all four entrance gates. Each fan was limited to one per person in order to ensure the widest distribution.

Mills Fleet Farm has helped fans battle the cold in the past, donating hand warmers for fans prior to the Jan. 18, 2008, NFC Championship game.

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Mills Fleet Farm Assists In Warming Efforts At Tuesday's 'Return to Titletown' Celebration

Wisconsin-Based Retailer Donated More Than 15,000 Hand Warmers To Fans

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