Freeman Coliseum Celebrates 75 Years with Special
Donations to New Moms and Babies in San Antonio

San Antonio, TX – In honor of its 75th anniversary, the Freeman Coliseum is giving back to the community in a heartwarming way. The Freeman Coliseum has embarked on a special initiative to donate care packages to new mothers and their babies, a gesture that symbolizes its deep commitment to the San Antonio community.

The care packages, thoughtfully assembled, include essential items such as onesies, blankets, and wipes. These gifts are not just practical; they are a token of the Coliseum’s longstanding connection to the families in San Antonio.

“As a venue that has hosted countless memorable graduations, we cherish the idea of celebrating these future graduates as they walk across our stage. This initiative is our way of celebrating life’s beginnings and achievements” said Derrick Howard, Executive Director for the Freeman Coliseum. “I can’t wait to see these babies attend their first event at the Freeman Coliseum!”

The first round of donations was made yesterday at University Hospital, pictured below. The Freeman Coliseum’s team was greeted with gratitude and joy, reflecting the positive impact of their efforts.

The next stop in this heartening journey will be at Any Baby Can, a renowned local non-profit organization. The Coliseum will be making their donation on Friday, January 5th, 2024, at 11:00 AM. This event is expected to be a meaningful occasion, further strengthening the bonds within the community.

The Freeman Coliseum’s 75th anniversary is not just a celebration of its storied past but also a reaffirmation of its dedication to the future generations of San Antonio. By supporting new moms and their babies, the Coliseum is planting seeds of hope and joy in the community, fostering a brighter future for all.

About Freeman Coliseum:
Established in 1949, the Freeman Coliseum has been a cornerstone of the San Antonio community, hosting a wide array of events, including concerts, trade shows, graduations and professional sports including boxing, bull riding, basketball, hockey, tennis and wrestling. Its commitment to being a hub for community engagement and celebration has been unwavering
for 75 years.

University Health team members Ismerai Atilano and Rebecca Pollock greet Freeman Coliseum
team members Nikko Delgado and Kristine Duran.
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