Orlando Magic players, staff celebrate contribution of 100K community service hours in Central Florida Magic Guard Anthony Black serving Thanksgiving breakfast at the Coalition for the Homeless (FERNANDO MEDINA/Orlando Magic)
ORLANDO, Fla. — Orlando Magic players and staff plan to celebrate the completion of a major community service milestone with another volunteer project.
The Magic Volunteer Program (MVP) announced this week the completion of 100,000 hours of community service in Central Florida.
To celebrate, Magic rookie Tristan da Sila, Community Ambassador Bo Outlaw, and approximately 25 Orlando Magic graduate associates will participate in another service project at United Against Poverty on Tuesday, September 10, from 2 pm. to 4 p.m.
The group of interns and da Silva will be introduced to the volunteer program for the first time as they join in sorting, clearing, and stocking supplies for United Against Poverty’s Member Marketplace, Member Share Grocery, Emergency Food Pantry, and the STEP Clothing Closet.
“The Orlando Magic are so proud of our staff for achieving this 100,000-hour milestone of community volunteer work,” Magic CEO Alex Martins said of the achievement. “We are incredibly proud of our staff for their dedication to our great city and salute them for their generosity of time and treasure.”
Orlando Magic players, staff celebrate contribution of 100K community service hours in Central Florida Magic Guard Anthony Black serving Thanksgiving breakfast at the Coalition for the Homeless (FERNANDO MEDINA/Orlando Magic)
Orlando Magic players, staff celebrate contribution of 100K community service hours in Central Florida Orlando Magic Forward Goga Bitadze and Guard Caleb Houstan spending time with a young patient during an AdventHealth Children's Hospital visit. (FERNANDO MEDINA/Orlando Magic)
Orlando Magic players, staff celebrate contribution of 100K community service hours in Central Florida Magic Volunteer Program Habitat for Humanity home building project (FERNANDO MEDINA/Orlando Magic)
Orlando Magic players, staff celebrate contribution of 100K community service hours in Central Florida Orlando Magic Volunteer Program Second Harvest Food Bank event (FERNANDO MEDINA/Orlando Magic)
Orlando Magic players, staff celebrate contribution of 100K community service hours in Central Florida Magic Guard Cole Anthony distributing backpacks full of school supplies to local kids (FERNANDO MEDINA/Orlando Magic)
Orlando Magic players, staff celebrate contribution of 100K community service hours in Central Florida Magic Coach Jamahl Mosley, Forward Wendell Carter Jr. at Block Out Hunger Thanksgiving Event (FERNANDO MEDINA/Orlando Magic)
Orlando Magic players, staff celebrate contribution of 100K community service hours in Central Florida Magic Forward Moe Wagner and volunteer heather Hoytink during the and PepsiCo. youth holiday shopping spree (FERNANDO MEDINA/Orlando Magic)
Orlando Magic players, staff celebrate contribution of 100K community service hours in Central Florida Orlando Magic Coach Jamahl Mosley, President Jeff Weltman, and CEO Alex Martins at the 2023 Coalition for the Homeless Thanksgiving event (FERNANDO MEDINA/Orlando Magic)
Orlando Magic players, staff celebrate contribution of 100K community service hours in Central Florida Magic Forward Franz Wagner helping kids shop during the PepsiCo. holiday shopping spree (FERNANDO MEDINA/Orlando Magic)
More than 200 Magic employees participated in numerous events throughout the year to contribute to the milestone with a focus on four specific areas of interest: health and wellness, arts, housing and homelessness, and education.
Their activities in the last year included the Orlando Magic Youth Foundation Open charity golf tournament, Thanksgiving at the Coalition for the Homeless, the Magic turkey dinner distribution, a youth holiday shopping spree, Habitat for Humanity builds, and more.
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