LIU Post football team helps people with disabilities play sports
The Sharks were practicing with children and adults in the "Beautiful Life Project" - a nonprofit that works with people with disabilities.
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Jun 21, 2024, 9:58 PM
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16ds agoThe Long Island University Post football team welcomed some special guests to the field on Friday.
The Sharks were practicing with children and adults in the "Beautiful Life Project" - a nonprofit that works with people with disabilities.
The goal of the event was to give them a chance to participate in sports and other program. Around 45 people took part in the clinic.
This is the third time the Beautiful Life Project has done an event with the LIU Post football team.
