Eagles Star Malcolm Jenkins’ Foundation Feeds 135 Families In The Area
Malcolm Jenkins and his mother during his foundation's event.
PHILADELPHIA, PA (CBS) — It’s often too easy. They
come, because it bears their name, and it makes them look good. They may
stay for possibly five, or 10 minutes, take a few photo ops to
enhance
their brand more and out the backdoor they go.
That’s what a lot of sports stars do.
It’s not, however, what Eagles’ safety Malcolm Jenkins does.
Before a full ballroom on Monday at the Fraternal Order of
Police, Lodge 5 in North Philadelphia, Jenkins and his foundation, The
Malcolm Jenkins Foundation, fed over 130 needy
families
with the ‘Holiday Dinner Basket Surprise.’ They handed out packaged
canned goods and turkeys to homeless shelters and charitable
organizations throughout the Delaware Valley area.
And right in the middle of it, from start to finish, carrying out the boxes to waiting
cars
and SUVs, and making sure everyone’s needs were met was Jenkins.
You didn’t have it look too far where Jenkins gets the gift
of giving—from his mother, Gwendolyn V. Jenkins, the President of the
Malcolm Jenkins Foundation.
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