Former NFL Player and Foundation Empower Youth Through Football and Life Skills Camp

The Community Partnership Foundation, alongside former Buffalo Bills safety Jonathan Meeks, successfully conducted its second Football C.A.M.P. at Rock Hill High School, targeting young athletes between the ages of 7 and 15. This initiative stood out not just for its focus on football drills and games but also for its dedication to teaching vital life skills such as mental health awareness, financial literacy, and the importance of community involvement.

Debbie Garrick, Board Chair of The Community Partnership Foundation, emphasized the foundation's goal to empower youth by providing them with practical, hands-on experiences. The camp's comprehensive curriculum was delivered by a team of former NFL athletes, college players, and coaches, including Meeks, who shared their knowledge and experiences to inspire the next generation. Their efforts were aimed at equipping young athletes with the necessary tools for success in all areas of life, beyond just sports.

Thanks to the generous contributions from local organizations, the camp was offered free of charge to all participants, ensuring accessibility for young athletes from various backgrounds. For more details on The Community Partnership Foundation and its impactful initiatives, visit https://www.thecommunitypartnershipfoundation.org.