Amanda Balionis is currently in London covering Wimbledon for CBS. Moreover, she is enjoying a break from her typical golf routine, experimenting with a unique sports crossover. The CBS reporter recently disclosed that witnessing Wimbledon was on her bucket list.On July 10, Amanda Balionis shared several Instagram stories about watching Wimbledon with her mother. The CBS reporter's mother was astounded by how near they were to the field. She expressed her excitement by suggesting that perhaps the players will invite them to participate on the field. Balionis shared her mother's statement on her Instagram story.In addition, she expressed her gratitude to Katrina Adams for assisting her in achieving a goal on her bucket list. The caption reads:""We're so close they may ask us to play!"- Mom ; Thanks for making a bucket list moment happen @katadams68"Talking about Balionis' story, here's a look at it:Amanda Balionis expresses her gratitude on her story after attending Wimbledon and crossing it off her bucket list - Source: via @balionis on InstagramAmanda Balionis also showed off the dress she wore at Wimbledon. In the caption, she described how she was busy at a conference before changing clothes and heading to the game. The caption reads:"A quick change in a conference room and off we go!!"Balionis showing off her dress at a conference - Source: via @balionis on InstagramBalionis also posted a selfie of herself and her mother, stating that they are both Pimm's enthusiasts. For those who don't know, Pimm's is a gin-based fruit cup liqueur that is particularly delicious when blended with lemonade. Here is a peek at the story.Balionis and her mother at Wimbledon - Source: via @balionis on InstagramBalionis also recently initiated a donation drive to help raise $20,000 for people and animals afflicted by the Texas flash floods. Amanda Balionis urges fans to help accumulate $20,000 to help dogsSyndication: The Columbus Dispatch - Source: ImagnIn the aftermath of the devastating Texas flash floods, several areas of the state have experienced flooding, trapping many people and dogs inside their homes. Amanda Balionis recently posted an Instagram story requesting her fans to help raise $20,000 to aid these individuals and animals in need. She added a lengthy caption after sharing an Instagram post on her story, which read:"Help us help these communities in need. $20,000 is the goal by the end of the week which will go to four different shelters doing so much for those impacted by the Texas floods."As explained, the objective of this Instagram story is to raise $20,000 by Monday, July 14. The money will be split equally among four non-profit organizations: Austin Pets Alive, Kerrville Pets Alive, SPCA of Texas, and Blueberry Hill Farm and Rescue.