Want to be on ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show’? Head to Astros Minute Maid Park Wednesday.

All participants will receive the Yuli Gurriel “Swing” Bobblehead once taping is complete. Snacks and water will be available for purchase, and the segment will be shot outside.

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Last Thursday, the talk show host and comedian posted a cryptic tweet: “If you’re a fan of the Houston @Astros, and watch my show, I am looking for you. I can’t tell you why, but you’re gonna want to click this link.” The show called for fans in the Houston area who could use help from Ellen and encouraged them to share their personal stories of why they deserved financial help and tickets to an Astros game.

Superfan Jennifer Walsh not only clicked the link, but she also offered something more.

What Walsh shared was a story of losses incurred by Hurricane Harvey in Baytown and Goose Creek Independent School District. She is the vice president of the Goose Creek Education Foundation, which raises money to fund grants for area teachers who have innovative ideas to ignite the minds of students and interesting ways to reach them, she said.

“I believe the way out of the cycle of being economically disadvantaged is education,” Walsh said. “Add in Hurricane Harvey, Baytown was hit really hard, and we saw the foundation really come through for teachers that were affected.”

The foundation gave new mattresses to students and families, shoes and school supplies after the disaster.

In a challenge to Ellen, Walsh wants to auction a custom-made gown that she wore to the foundation’s All-Star gala last year, which was held at the ballpark.

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“It was pretty expensive. It was definitely more than your average prom dress; probably more close to a high-end designer gown,” Walsh, vice president of the foundation, said. “I love this dress; I don’t know what to do with it, but I love it so much.”

With the Houston Astros logo embroidered on the train (she had to get special permission from the team to do that), orange-bottomed stiletto heels and custom-made earrings, the self-described super fan pulled out all the stops for the gala.

This is where Ellen could factor in. Walsh hopes the dress will be auctioned off, so the money will go back to the foundation. She’d also like Astros tickets for the school district’s teachers.