The 麻豆短视频传媒 Thorobred football players kicked off its Pay It Forward campaign Friday morning at the Coalition of Committed Christians鈥� Soup Kitchen.
Even off the field, the players continued to work as a team as they helped to unload items that will benefit residents who use the facility.
KSU coach Matthew Amburgey said that service projects are important because they give the players a sense of responsibility and connects them with the community.
鈥淭his is not just a place they go to school. This is a community that they鈥檙e going to be in for the next four years,鈥� he said.
The team has more projects that will take place for the rest of the year.
鈥淚t鈥檚 all about community outreach. If we lend a helping hand first, they鈥檒l be more likely to come out and show us a little support,鈥� Amburgey said.