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This is, of course, from a UGA website. Doesn't matter. It is still worth watching. Cancer is a horrible disease. I'm sure everyone here has been affected by cancer in some way.
www.dawgnation.com
One of the time-honored off-season traditions for Georgia football was the team making a trip to Camp Sunshine to spend time with campers who have or are battling cancer.
The camp, which has been open since 1984, aims to help children and their families with various recreational, educational and support programs.
In a video shared by the Georgia football account, Dan Jackson, Arian Smith, Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint, Zion Logue, Ladd McConkey and Sedrick Van Pran helped make the days of our number of campers.
“Camp Sunshine has always been special to Georgia Football,” Georgia assistant director of player developments Austin Chambers shared in a social media post. “Glad we were able to finally make it back for the first time since 2019. All these kids have an amazing story and live their life to the fullest despite the circumstances they have been dealt!”
I'm sure all of you can find stories like this for your teams. Take the time to post them here.
WATCH: Members of the Georgia football team make return to Camp Sunshine
One of the time-honored off-season traditions for Georgia football was the team making a trip to Camp Sunshine to spend time with campers who have or are battling cancer.
www.dawgnation.com
One of the time-honored off-season traditions for Georgia football was the team making a trip to Camp Sunshine to spend time with campers who have or are battling cancer.
The camp, which has been open since 1984, aims to help children and their families with various recreational, educational and support programs.
In a video shared by the Georgia football account, Dan Jackson, Arian Smith, Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint, Zion Logue, Ladd McConkey and Sedrick Van Pran helped make the days of our number of campers.
“Camp Sunshine has always been special to Georgia Football,” Georgia assistant director of player developments Austin Chambers shared in a social media post. “Glad we were able to finally make it back for the first time since 2019. All these kids have an amazing story and live their life to the fullest despite the circumstances they have been dealt!”
I'm sure all of you can find stories like this for your teams. Take the time to post them here.