Heath Evans is giving away tickets to the Saints home opener

NFL Network Analyst Heath Evans is Giving Away Tickets to 2015 Home Openers for Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots and New Orleans Saints

LOS ANGELES (May 4, 2015) – New England Patriots and New Orleans Saints fans who need tickets to their favorite team’s home opener have a unique opportunity thanks to former NFL fullback Heath Evans.

Evans’ newest venture, GenerosiTrend, is sponsoring a ticket giveaway through its app on Twitter.

One winner will receive tickets to the Patriots game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday, Sept. 10 while another winner will receive tickets to the Saints home opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, Sept. 20.

Winners must be GenerosiTrend subscribers.

It’s a simple three-step process to qualify for the giveaway.

• First, you have to follow Evans on Twitter (@HeathEvans44).
• Then you subscribe to Evans on GenerosiTrend to be uniquely noticed in his Twitter mentions feed.
• Finally, re-tweet the post about the giveaway using either #GenerosiTrendGoPats or #GenerosiTrendWhoDat.

For more information about the giveaways, please visit Evans on Twitter (@HeathEvans44).

The signup ends on Monday, June 1 at 1 p.m. EST and the drawing for the giveaways winning tickets will be held shortly after that.

Included in the giveaway package are two tickets to the home opener, roundtrip airfare for two and a hotel room for two nights. The package is valued at more than $1,500.

GenerosiTrend (www.GenerosiTrend.com) is an innovative app and social giving platform empowering celebrities and their fans to raise money for their favorite causes through a monthly subscription fee of $1.99.

Evans, the former NFL fullback who played 10 years with four teams and won a Super Bowl ring with the 2009 New Orleans Saints, is one of the co-founders of GenerosiTrend.

49ers running back Reggie Bush, Bengals linebacker Emmanuel Lamur and former Seahawks fullback Mike Robinson are among those who have already signed up.

Evans has been an analyst on the Los Angeles-based NFL Network since he retired in 2010.

“Being a former NFL player and now an analyst on the NFL Network gives me a platform to help others,” said Evans. “I believe people are generous and want to help others less fortunate. And they love football. This is a great way to combine the two.”