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  Fuse's Jared Cotter took time out from his hosting duties on The Sauce to visit with children from Life Center. The children had the opportunity to tour fuse studios and attend a live taping of The Sauce where they watched Grammy Award winning recording artiest Wyclef Jean perform.  
  Eddy Curry of the New York Knicks and former Liberty star Kym Hampton graciously accepted school supplies donations from several hundred fans at the NBA Store in New York City this past December. In exchange for their donation, fans received an autograph from Curry and Hampton. Over 1,000 school supplies were collected and later hand-delivered by members of the Knicks to kids from Children's Aid Society in Harlem.  
  On December 18, 2007, Knicks players Jamal Crawford, Eddy Curry, David Lee, Nate Robinson and Malik Rose helped spread holiday cheer at the Maria Fareri Children's Hospital in Westchester. The players made bedside visits to children and presented them with Knicks and Garden of Dreams gifts to help make their brighten their holiday season.  
  It was a night to remember for a young child from the Ronald McDonald House in New York City. Jamal Crawford took a break from the on-court action to greet the young fan and her family as he and several other Knicks players posed for photographs and signed autographs.  
  New York Liberty players, coaches and alumni joined former Knicks star John Starks, Rangers alumnus Adam Graves and the loveable Maddie for "Dream Day with the Liberty" at MSG Training Center with children from the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Connecticut. Players served as personal tour guides for the children as they ventured through the facility. Following the tour, children were individually welcomed through a player fan tunnel before participating in basketball drills and contests with the players.  
  It was a day filled with smiles, laughter and clowning around for kids from Children's Aid Society in East Harlem as members of Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus visited the site for a special show and announcement. Ringmaster Chuck Wagner and clowns from Ringling Brothers were joined by Garden of Dreams representatives John Starks and Adam Graves to announce a 2,500 ticket donation to Garden of Dreams for children to attend the world-renowned circus at Madison Square Garden this spring.  
  Sesame Street stars Cookie Monster and Zoe shared some Valentine's Day hugs and spread cheer as they visited over 40 children from NYU Medical Center in February. Children were delighted as the stars participated in a Valentine's Day party filled with sweet treats and of course, cookies and milk!  
  MSG Media Announcer Al Trautwig visited with children from the Starlight Starbright Foundation prior to a Rangers game at Madison Square Garden this past December. In conjunction with Rangers Dream Night, several MSG announcers took time out to introduce and welcome Dream Night guests to the Garden several times this season.  
  Matthew Von Dollen. 15, had his lifelong dream of meeting the Rangers great Mark Messier come true this past November as Garden of Dreams and the Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Hudson Valley joined forces to make Matthew's night one that he will never forget! Matthew and "The Captain" enjoyed a memorable evening together complete with a standing ovation for the dynamic duo from a sold-out Garden crowd.  
  What's the best way to learn how to ice skate? By doing it with New York Rangers players, of course! Children from SCO Family of Services joined Jason Strudwick, Colton Orr and Blair Betts of the New York Rangers for an afternoon of ice skating at Madison Square Garden Training Center in Westchester. Although it was the first time on the ice for many of the kids, by the end of the afternoon they had become like their professional skating teachers - smooth as ice.  
  A young man from Children's Village makes a stop in the Rangers training room as head coach Tom Renney scouts out participants in the New York Rangers and Garden of Dreams scavenger hunt held this past fall at Madison Square Garden Training Center. Children participated in a facility-wide scavenger hunt that included stops inside the Rangers locker room, players lounge, equipment room and ice rink.