Cameron Jordan, the star defensive end for the New Orleans Saints, has built a strong reputation for his active involvement in the New Orleans community.
He continued his good work by spending time with local children this week.
In 2021, Jordan was nominated for the prestigious Walter Payton Man of the Year award, a testament to his commitment to making a positive impact off the football field.
This time, he visited St. Anthony School in Gretna, where he spoke to the kids and shared his insights. He also made a stop at the Dryades YMCA, where he read to the children and joined them for some fun games.
That kid couldn't believe @camjordan94 was in his class 😂 (via @SaintsinComm)pic.twitter.com/77QTYZUavf
— NFL (@NFL) October 10, 2023
During his visit to St. Anthony School, Jordan’s presence in the classroom left the kids in awe, and one student, in particular, seemed especially amazed to have an NFL star right there with them.
It was clear that all the kids in the classroom were thrilled to have Jordan offer words of encouragement and support. His visit undoubtedly meant a lot to everyone involved, and it’s heartwarming to see the positive impact he’s making in the lives of these young children.
