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10:37 a.m. The Dallas Cowboys had a historic performance on the field on Thanksgiving, led by DaRon Bland’s historic victory over the Washington Commanders. But it wasn’t just about what legendary singer Dolly Parton did.
According to owner and general manager Jerry Jones, she not only gave an incredible performance at halftime that had everyone on their feet, but she also deserves praise for what she did off the field. She donated $1 million to The Salvation Army on the holiday.
In reference to one of Parton’s most well-known songs, Jones said on Friday morning, “I’m about an hour into my 9 to 5,” on 105.3FM the Fan. Knowing that Dolly Parton would be walking out in front of 50 million people while wearing the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders’ uniforms was such a huge honor. It was strange, but wow, was it unique.
She participated in the Red Kettle Campaign and even donated $1 million to it, which is why it means so much to me. That will benefit millions of people nationwide and will undoubtedly result in a million-dollar increase in [other people’s] generosity.”
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