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If this year has shown us anything, it’s the importance of taking a stand and lending a helping hand in our communities. Salute to these #CommunityMVP @NFL players for doing their part.
. @robgronkowski showed love for his new team city by replacing $15,000 in football equipment that was lost at Blake High School in Florida following a fire in the storage shed.
. @Cantguardmike made a $20,000 donation to the charity RIP Medical Debt to forgive the money owed by people at or near the poverty line in New Orleans. His contribution will forgive $2.3 million in medical debt for 1,025 people.
. @19problemz and his agency @ESM_Football are partnering to provide scholarships to deserving black student-athletes at his high school alma mater, Spartanburg High in South Carolina.
. @CalaisCampbell is already putting on for his new city. The Executive Committee member and his @CRCFoundation93 donated $10,000 to provide 100 laptops for disadvantaged students in Baltimore.
. @ThatLGuy and his wife Andrea donated and safely distributed a week’s worth of food to 1,300 children and their families at their Meals and Milk Food Truck Festival in Worcester, Mass.
Along with partnering with a Florida surgeon to launch a national hotline for COVID-19 questions, @Jaboowins is still giving back to his former team city of Tampa, purchasing $30K in meals from local restaurants to give to 500 families in need.
. @NFLPABowl alum @AveryGenard donated masks to the sheriff’s department in his hometown of Greneda, MS.
Throughout the pandemic, @JohnnyTownsend1 has delivered and donated sub sandwiches to various hospitals across Florida to feed the many hard-working nurses and staff members on the frontline.
