Saints enhance community center amenities in New Orleans for second year
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 10:58 PM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
On June 2, 2026, the New Orleans Saints collaborated with The 18th Ward to refurbish playground and garden areas at the Trinity Community Center. This initiative involved planting trees and shrubs, as well as mulching for improved safety and aesthetics in the playground. Head Coach Kellen Moore emphasized the importance of community involvement, reinforcing team bonding outside of football activities. This marks the second consecutive year the Saints have participated in enhancement projects at the center, following last year's interior painting efforts.
- •Saints worked with The 18th Ward for community improvements.
- •Project included refurbishing playground and garden areas.
- •Team's involvement provides support for local families and youth.
- •Kellen Moore highlighted the value of teamwork outside sports.
- •This is the second consecutive year of community service at the center.
- 10:58 PMYahoo Sports — Saints team up with The 18th Ward to refurbish local community center
"This is 2nd year in a row the Saints came together for an improvement project at the Trinity Community Center.
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