Wednesday was a day of revitalization, as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers shut down One Buccaneer place and brought all of their employees out to participate in the Bucs for a Better Bay “Hometown Huddle” service project.
“Hometown Huddle” is an NFL wide initiative where teams take part in service projects, host youth football clinics, and help keep kids active and healthy. The “Hometown Huddle” service project is part of Bucs for a Better Bay the Buccaneers far reaching commitment to improving Tampa communities now and for generations to come.
Led by Darcie Glazer Kassewitz, Co-President of the Glazer Family Foundation, the entire Buccaneers organization including staff, Cheerleaders, Captain Fear, and Buccaneers players Lavonte David, Kwon Alexander, Cameron Brate, Donovan Smith, Will Gholston, Kevin Pamphile, Akeem Spence, Ryan Smith, Chris Conte and Ryan Griffin, teamed up with United Way Suncoast volunteers and Mayor Bob Buckhorn to renovate Sulphur Springs Resource Center and Sulphur Springs K-8 Community School, a Buccaneers Academy since 2012.