May 26

May 26 Carolina Panthers, Fuel Up to Play 60 visits Beulaville Elementary School

On Wednesday May 25th, Fuel Up to Play 60 visited Beulaville Elementary School (BES) and provided activity stations that challenged kids to be active. Beulaville Elementary School children grades 2nd-5th were invited to participate. Local high school students also volunteered to help out.

Fourth grade teacher, Billie Jo Duff said, “I enjoyed watching the excitement on my students faces as they participated in this event! Success comes in all forms and it’s not always in a classroom.”

Per their website, Fuel Up to Play 60 is the nation’s leading youth wellness program empowering students, parents and educators to work together to build healthier communities.

For over a decade, Fuel Up to Play 60 has succeeded in helping create a foundation for educators and students to fuel greatness in the areas that matter most like being mindful and staying healthy. The program has also inspired millions of participants to team up with community leaders, parents, other educators, and students to build strong school communities that not only care for each other but for the planet around them.

Fuel Up to Play 60 is all about educators, students and partners working together to make a difference in their schools and their communities.

Roger Goodell, NFL Commissioner said, “The National Football League (NFL) is proud of the Fuel Up to Play 60 program. The work we do together is all about making our communities better, our schools better and our kids better. We are committed to continuing these efforts for years to come, supporting each generation of youth in a way that aligns with what health and wellness means to them.”