Houston Texans free safety Jalen Pitre handed out over 300 turkeys within his community ahead of Thanksgiving weekend.
Texans’ Jalen Pitre, recognized with the Week 11 NFLPA Community MVP award, distributed 300 Thanksgiving turkeys and raised $25,000 for childhood hunger.
His impactful off-field contributions showcase the positive influence NFL players can have beyond football.
The award, highlighting players’ philanthropy, underscores the league’s commitment to social responsibility and positions athletes as influential figures capable of effecting positive change.
Pitre’s recognition aligns with the NFL’s broader initiatives to address societal challenges, contributing to the narrative of athletes using their platform for the greater good.
#Texans FS Jalen Pitre has been named the Week 11 NFLPA Community MVP after providing 300 Thanksgiving meals for families in need & raising $25K+ for the fight against childhood hunger! 🦃🙌
(h/t: @NFLPA)
(🎥: @AaronWilson_NFL)#WeAreTexans | @JalenPitre1 pic.twitter.com/xC4rSKXzIv— The Athletes Plug (@TheAthletesPlug) November 19, 2023
As the NFLPA Community MVP program continues to spotlight players making a difference, Pitre’s Week 11 accolade serves as a reminder of athletes’ positive impact when leveraging their influence to uplift communities.
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