(S41) PT #4 - Community Outreach Event

[overdoo]

Written option: Your agent and GMs have decided that it would be best to do some community outreach event to improve your exposure as a football player? Describe what type of event it was and how the day went! Were you doing a door to door can drive? Did you organize a day to serve food at the local homeless shelter? Give all the details!

Indarts agent had ended up telling him about the possible waiver opportunity present to him as the DSFL season winds down, and as a result, ended his season with the Gators a little earlier than expected. However, there was a bit of downtime while they wait for a possible claim to happen, so they spent a couple of days in Miami hosting drop-in football games. This gave kids something to do of course, but also let them learn a couple of tricks about the game and what helped make Indarts successful at his position. Hopefully, it would also boost scouts' perception of him heading into booth waivers, and the draft. The first day went pretty well, starting slow but really picking up when word got around, and media arrived. Indarts ended up coaching a game of U16 against a Gator teammate of his but lost by a couple of touchdowns. Walking to the field today with the event just about underway, there are already quite a few people waiting around, so Indarts expects a good second day as well.

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[crazylemire]

So Khali was reached out by staff of Austin Copperheads talking about doing some signings and meet and greets with the local fans in the community he thought this was a great idea and decided he needed too make his ass over there and attend this meeting fans were really impressed on the size of Khali towering over them and getting pictures the young player has a lot of years ahead too build with this community if he stays par the course with Austin Copperheads he may be a hometown favorite in a couple more seasons this was ultimately a great way for Khali too build on his reputation and see what the fans have too say and maybe give there opinion some thoughts, we love the fans and I want too always too have most entertaining game as possible on a weekly basis try too go out there for the fans even when u know you got nothing else too play for .

[RDBSouthPaw]

For this seasons community outreach Jordan Hartline and the Berlin Fire Salamanders decided it would be fun to do some sort of pet drive. Being the Fire Salamanders they thought it would be a great idea to try and put a pet lizard into every home in Berlin. The team quickly began setting up this past Saturday afternoon and partnered with local pet stores in the area and began the process of getting everyone a free pet lizard. This genius community outreach was thought of by Jordan Hartline who knows how much having a pet lizard can bring joy to not only a child but any family as well. They did not have the best turnout but, with every pet lizard that was given out the families and fans would also receive a signed Jordan Hartline football card and it seemed like most of the kids and the fans were more excited about than the lizards. Maybe they will try a different pet next season.

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[speculadora]

Detective Crashmore recently volunteered at a local animal shelter in Yellowknife as part of some community outreach suggested by his agent and the Wraiths' general managers. In Yellowknife, though, most of the animals aren't cats and dogs like you would expect in normal places. Instead it is more of a wildlife shelter, as all of the animals are bears. Black bears, grizzly bears, brown bears. No polar bears, though. They kind of hunt humans, just a little bit. Anyway, Crashmore's time there went pretty smoothly. He's one crazy son of a bitch, after all. He got right in the cages with all of the bears and was wrestling with them and whatever else bears do. I don't really know, this prompt is really boring. Anyway, after getting in and wrestling with the bears, he was pretty sick of helping other people and got back to hunting down the sons of bitches that killed his wife. The end.

[BWIII]

So Forozka has always had a passion for cooking so it would probably be something centered around cooking in some way, quite possibly a teaching event.  I think really what would be cool would be a nutritional type cooking event where he basically teaches kids how to cook healthy meals in a fun and different type of way.  This would not only put some positives out there in a different and unique way but he could show some kids that might not know a path exists that does.  I think it'd be fun he could also help introduce them to new types of foods, especially vegetables, that they may not really be too fond of.  At the end of the day I think that such an event would achieve so many different things that it would really be great because first you get to reach some people in a way that may not have been thought of and then show them healthy alternatives and most important have fun while doing all of that.

[MouseMazing]

Upon the recommendation of Aaron Jager's agent and GMs, a community outreach event was organized at a local youth sports center. The objective was to enhance Jager's exposure as a football player while engaging with young athletes and promoting the values of sportsmanship, teamwork, and dedication. At the skills station, Jager showcased his football knowledge, demonstrating various techniques and offering tips to the budding athletes. He encouraged them to push their boundaries and pursue their athletic dreams, emphasizing the importance of discipline and hard work. Another station focused on character development and leadership. Jager shared stories from his personal life and values he had gained along the way, emphasizing the significance of integrity, resilience, and respect. Jager even displayed his skills in a live to the youths in a scrimmage game involving them and himself. He was able to score 5 touchdowns in a single quarter, before he was called off the field.

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[UptownCord]

Having already done much work in his native New Hampshire, John Stark VIII decided to start making his mark on the Orange County community. Stark decided that the best use of his effort would be to set up a charity event to help the patients of Children's Hospital of Orange County. Having gained permission from the Otters to use their home field for the event, they put on a fair that had rides, games, and food for everyone to enjoy. The patients and their families got in for free, while everyone else was charged admission for entry as well as for food. In addition, an auction was held in which people could purchase things like VIP passes to games or the ability to hang out with Otters players. In the end, the charity event was a great success and all of the proceeds were donated to the hospital. John Stark VIII and the Otters plan on making this a yearly occurrence.

[Gordon Bombay]

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[Ultimatedestroye]

What Me and my agent decided on was to go to local Tijuana youth shelters and try and spend a day with them teaching them about parkour and good and healthy exersices. I donated some equipment to some shelters of our choice, and then I took the day to spend around 2 hours at each shelter, and get to learn about the kids and the youth down south of the border. The day went amazingly well, I really connected with some of the kids there. One of them wanted to keep up the training of the parkour, so I got him a free membership to my local gym/parkour place where I could help him learn and exercise. I didn’t want any cameras out recording my every move with the kids, but the Luchadores did invite a few local journalists to cover it. All in all, it was a great day for me being to be able to connect with the community in a personal way

[JBLAZE_THE_BOSS]

Members of the Sarasota community gathered this past week at Sailfish Field for the “Go Fish!” event headlined by Johnny Blaze Jr. Johnny was nominated this year as the Master of Ceremonies, and put his own touch on the event. First, Johnny made a generous donation to the Sarasota Elementary School, helping fund a brand new library and also provide all new physical education equipment. Community members were invited to bring with them at least one toy to donate to children receiving services at the Sarasota Children's Hospital. We are proud to report that Johnny, his teammates, and the Sarasota community made a donation of over 10,000 individual toys to the Hospital, ensuring that every child currently going through a hard time has a toy. The team plans to do something similar come the holidays, and the fans thought it was great as well. “It was so nice to gather together for such a good cause. Seeing the players and coaches mingling with everyone here on the field, all the pictures and autographs. It feels great to give to those in need” said Sara Sotta, local resident.

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