Freddie Kitchens shows up and donates $1,000 at fundraiser for a Browns fan

Browns head coach Freddie Kitchens spent part of his Saturday helping out a fan in Cleveland. Kitchens showed up at a fundraising bar-hop and donated $1,000 to Matthew Dixon to help Dixon deal with a rare cancer in his skull.

Kitchens crashed the charity bar crawl in Cleveland, an event organized by rabid English Browns fan and podcaster (disclosure: I’ve appeared several times as a guest) Paul Brown. Dixon was clearly elated for the personal attention by the coach, who graciously posed for pics and signed for the mass of fans helping out a fellow member of the Dawg Pound.

That’s our Coach! ….. #FreddieKitchen Class!!!

Made Matthew Dixon’s Day @laserguy09

Thank You Cleveland @Browns 👍👍👍

Go #Browns – Woof Woof pic.twitter.com/Af5JFPjxey

— Paul Brown🇬🇧 Cleveland Browns 🏈 Vlogger/Podcast (@PaulBrown_UK) May 25, 2019

Kitchens personally signed a hat for Dixon, too:

Here is the hat that @Browns Coach Kitchens gave to me. When he made his surprise visit todsy. This man will be my heart long after his coaching days are gone. He's a special guy. #CancerSucks #FollowMyFight #StrongerTogether #GoBrowns #F*Cancer pic.twitter.com/lASocEg6wd

— Matthew Dixon (Touch of Home) (@laserguy09) May 26, 2019

Well done, coach! And a special thanks to Paul Brown for doing something for a fan from afar. Be strong, Mr. Dixon!