Angel Tree Football Clinic at Stanford – Making an Impact in the Lives of Youth

February 22, 2012 by Steve Rempe

Since 2006, Prison Fellowship’s Angel Tree program has been sponsoring a football camp for disadvantaged youth at Stanford University.  Current and former NFL players and coaches volunteer their services for the free camp, which serves boys ages 7 to 13 from northern and central California, many who have a parent behind bars.

For more information about the camp, or to find out how to start a camp in your community, contact Joe Avila, Prison Fellowship’s executive director in northern California, at [email protected].

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