Texans win Champion of Youth Award

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Texans Ambassador J.J. Moses wore shades as he emceed the 2011 Boys & Girls Club Steak & Burger Dinner at Hotel ZaZa.

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Moses enjoyed his time at the podium on Thursday night.

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One of artist Dan Dunn's three paintings that he completed at the event, and then auctioned off for the Boys & Girls Club of Houston.

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Three original works by artist Dan Dunn.

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Texans president Jamey Rootes accepted the award on behalf of the Texans.

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