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Have you ever wondered what a Dream Day would be for a Browns fan?

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On Tuesday, August 12th, the Cleveland Browns welcomed over 30 extraordinary fans to training camp for an ultimate 'Dream Day' at the Browns'' training facility.

Guests from Dream Days, a local grassroots non-profit organization who works with those with developmental, physical and other chronic conditions, arrived for an exclusive morning to view practice in reserved seating. With football season in full swing, guests could be seen chowing down on complimentary hot dogs, taking photos right up against the players tackling and enjoying the atmosphere of the Dawg Pound at camp.

As practice continued, Clevelander, Donte Whitner, broke away from his drills to deliver a 'jersey off his back' to one of the Dream Day guests. Whitner, who grew up in Cleveland and went to high school at Glenville, knows the importance of giving back to his community. With the conclusion of camp, 24 Browns players stopped by to truly make the Dream Day complete. The special guests stood on the practice grass admiring the size of their 'Football Heroes' while little did they know they were being admired by the Browns for their perseverance and positive outlook on life.

To end the memorable day, Garrett Gilkey, who plans to start a career in teaching kids with special needs in his post-football career, stopped by and was the highlight for the special guests on site.

The Browns hope you will make a difference in someone's life, and share your commitment through #give10 of the Cleveland Browns First and Ten signature community platform, aimed to inspire giving back in the community.

The Cleveland Browns inspire and lead excellence through education, youth development and civic activation platforms. For the latest community updates, follow @BrownsGiveBack.

About Dream Days
Dream Days is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to planning, facilitating and providing events for those with developmental and physical disabilities and other chronic conditions. Our constant goal is to aid in the enrichment of all who participate in a Dream Days function, be they young or old. Though our name states that we are committed to a single day, we understand the necessity of providing opportunities that will build character for a lifetime and share the light and love of God with others. To learn more about Dream Days, visit http://www.dreamdaysohio.org/

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