Wilmington Form Pranks KC fans – but it’s all about a good cause – 1150: 00/101.7FM WDEL

As Super Bowl approaches, it reaches the hundreds of miles between the Philadelphia and Kansas City region.

Billboard of the busy interstate Kansas City, mainly red, suggests that motorists call a “rally in your pocket” number. Instead, the calls congratulate themselves on the transmission of the “Eagles” song “Fly Eagles Fly”.

Wilmington -based marketing firm Aloysius Butler and Clark is behind a trolling billboard and for each call to the number makes a donation to the Eagles Autism Foundation and the Family Family Foundation in Kansas City – up to $ 5,000.

“AB&C is incredibly proud to be part of the Philadelphia Community and grateful for the opportunities it offers us as a business,” said AB & C Colen Masters CEO. “In order to honor this pride, we wanted to return to two great charities in meaningful but unique films. Like any proud part of the Philadelphia Community, we take our sports seriously. With the “eagles” in the big game, it seemed like a great chance to bring our team spirit far beyond our borders. We did this for every loyal fan of the Eagles there – and more importantly – for the communities of both teams. “

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