ATLANTA- Jonas Jennings, a retiree of the National Football League, will join forces with former teammates and friends and host his 9th Annual Fundamentals 101 Football Camp. The all day free event dedicated to youth ages 5-18 will be Saturday, July 14, 2012 at College Park Recreation Department in College Park, GA.

Jonas Jennings, a native of College Park, GA, made a name for himself at Tri Cities High School where he excelled both academically and athletically. In 1995, Jennings was selected to the AJC Top 50 in Georgia and was the honorable mention All-State pick. He had a successful eight season career in the NFL with the Buffalo Bills and San Francisco 49ers and now takes pride in giving back to the community that he believes helped shape him into the man he is today. "It's important for me to be able to do this for the community that raised me. There are kids here that just need to be shown they can do something bigger with their life. Every year this camp is here to encourage them to keep pushing for their dreams," Jennings says.

The Fundamentals 101 Football Camp is open to local families and youth interested in sports. The Youth Skills Football Camp, for ages 5-18 which will focus on teaching the basics and essentials of football, will take place in the morning followed by an invitation only 7-on-7 High School Football tournament in the afternoon.

The Fundamentals 101 Football Camp is a component of The Jonas Big Give Back Fund- an organization that supports charitable efforts in the College Park community.

For more information on Jonas Jennings' Fundamentals 101 Football Camp please contact:

Erin Watson
404-313-8908
ew@insights-mpc.com

For press inquiries with Jonas Jennings please contact:

Christal Jordan, Enchanted PR
678-499-0297
press@enchantedpr.net

Angela Watts, AW Media Group,
678-637-0982
press@awmediagroup.com.

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Ludacris with the Kids

Ludacris and His Daughter, Karma Bridges, with Santa Claus

Ludacris hosted Ludacrismas in College Park, GA on Thurs at three Fulton County Fire Stations. The Ludacris Foundation and several volunteers helped to provide over 100 underprivileged kids with toys, coats, food, and the time of their lives.

Ludacris rolled around in a firetruck to each Fire Station giving the kids high fives and taking countless pictures.

The kids were selected from Ludacris' neighborhood elementary schools (Cliftondale, Stonewall Tell, and Renaissance). Check out some of the pictures from the event.













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