creating positive legacies that will last long after the big game.

That is a goal of the NFL in each of the Super Bowl host cities here in fabulous Las Vegas, the NFL hosted more than 30 charitable activities and outreach events leading up to the big game.

One of those outreach events was the super kids super sharing donation project.

We were there.

60 students took part in this very special event, and I can tell you it was a win win situation for all involved.

The talented students from Coconuts INS Chamber Choir, including seventh grader Nicholas Katopodis, helped kick off the NFL's super kids super sharing celebration at the Pierson Community Center in North Las Vegas.

this was awesome, because my choir teacher, she announces to us, like, a long time ago, and we were all so excited.

We were so excited Adding to tha Thank you.

I love that.

So already we are still counting items, but we are already at more than 30,000 items.

More than 30,000 items, including books, school supplies, sports equipment and board games, were collected and donated to local children.

It's really special because some kids are more like misfortunate than others.

So we actually get to help them and make them feel loved.

and its students played a very important role in making sure this super kid super sharing donation project was a super success.

We talk to them.

gosh, I think it's probably last summer we met with them and told them about super kids and they just fully engaged.

So they helped reach out to their school to recruit schools, both on the donating and receiving side.

And then they also put us in touch with this awesome choir and the drumline.

So they just really added to this event.

Great, Great, great, great.

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and as a way to say thank you.

The NFL and the Las Vegas Raiders invited these super kids to have a super time out on the field, no doubt about it.

Nicholas and his fellow students had a blast.

go Raiders.

And that great event was just one of several involving 60 schools and our students back in September, the Las Vegas Super Bowl, House Committee, Community Partners and the national nonprofit Gen Youth, which aims to end student hunger, unveiled its super Schools Meals Initiative, which provided nutritious grab and go meals at nearly 60 Nevada schools.

At that event, we met Harvey Taylor, a 10th grader at Shadow Rich High School and member of the Jen Youth National Student Council.

Well, just before the Super Bowl, Harmony got a special surprise as a thank you for helping her f go hard.

Many.

What an amazing and well-deserved surprise.

Thank you for all that you do to help our students