Angels pitcher C.J. Wilson buys Thanksgiving food for random Chicagoans

By Rob Ogden

Los Angeles Angels pitcher C.J. Wilson is once again giving back to Chicago.

With just a few days until Thanksgiving, the left-handed veteran posted these photos to Twitter:

Buying Thanksgiving food for random chicagoans RT @ZOOMZOOMNATION: #ProjectARK pay it forward #goodstartswithyou pic.twitter.com/WnWSIXqWa5
— C.J. Wilson (@str8edgeracer) November 24, 2015

#ProjectARK starts now!!! #goodstartswithyou pic.twitter.com/eirxZVTodt
— Mazda of Orland Park (@ZOOMZOOMNATION) November 24, 2015

Thanksgiving .. A time to Share the Good. #Goodstartswithyou #ProjectARK #Drive4Good pic.twitter.com/085w3YsSV2
— Mazda of Orland Park (@ZOOMZOOMNATION) November 23, 2015

Wilson is the owner of CJ Wilson Automotive Group, which includes a number of dealerships throughout the Chicago area.

This past summer, the California native gave a grant to police in Orland Park, where one of Wilson’s dealerships is located, according to the Chicago Tribune.

The two-time All-Star has a 3.74 ERA in 11 seasons split between Los Angeles and the Texas Rangers.

All stats via Baseball-reference.com.

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