Duke football players engage with children at Durham Rescue Mission
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 10:22 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Duke football players visited the Durham Rescue Mission on July 30, bringing mentorship and joy to children facing homelessness. During the event, players engaged the kids in football drills and encouraged them, providing valuable life lessons. Many parents noted significant improvements in their children's spirits as a result of the visit. The event had been absent for several years and was revived by Durham Rescue Mission's Vice President Ernie Mills Jr. Duke football players are set to begin fall training camp next week, following this community service event.
- •Duke football players visited the Durham Rescue Mission on July 30.
- •Children participated in drills and learned football fundamentals.
- •The event aimed to uplift spirits of children facing challenging circumstances.
- •Parents reported noticeable improvements in their children's moods.
- •Duke players begin fall training camp next week.
- 10:22 PMYahoo Sports — Duke football players bring smiles to kids at Durham Rescue Mission
"The visit from some Blue Devils players brought hope, football drills and encouragement to children whose families are working through homelessness and other difficult life circumstances.
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