WVU Commit Rodney Gallagher to Donate Gear with Proceeds to Children’s Hospital

West Virginia football commit Rodney Gallagher III has already made a name for himself in the Morgantown area before even arriving.

The 6-foot, 170-pound wide receiver from Laurel Highlands High School is the sixth-highest rated recruit in West Virginia history on 247Sports’ recruiting services. He’s also the top recruit under the Neal Brown era.

Now, the four-star prospect is making an impact off the field as well.

Gallagher has created a website, selling t-shirts and sweatshirts that support him and his upcoming senior season on the gridiron, with all proceeds going to the UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh.

IT’S BACK! We have a store for @Rodney_G3 Football Gear. Please support as ALL proceeds from this sale are going to @ChildrensPgh ❤️ Rod donated $1,000 to the Hospital from last years sale. We are ready continue to do what he loves most making a difference for Kids. Link in bio!! pic.twitter.com/WlXFmtxXSl

— Alyssa Gallagher (@gallagher120) August 24, 2022

According to a post on Twitter from Gallagher’s sister, Alyssa, donations to the hospital reached the $1,000 mark from sales efforts last year.

“We are ready (to) continue to do what he loves most, making a difference for kids,” Alyssa Gallagher said in the tweet.

The website features six different designs for both t-shirts and sweatshirts, with sizes ranging from youth to adult. There is a current flash sale promotion where if an order is placed by midnight on Sept. 7, it can be picked up for free.

To purchase gear, visit stores.inksoft.com/rg3lh/shop/home.