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Positive Choices football camp a hit with area youth

Issue date: 6/21/09 Section: Neighborhood
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Media Credit: Khalid Naji-Allah/Staff Photographer



On Saturday, June 13, 2009, Positive Choices held their 7th annual football camp hosted by San Francisco 49ers tight end Vernon Davis at Dunbar Senior High School in Washington, DC. Since 2002, Positive Choices has offered a one-day, free football camp to the youth of the Washington metropolitan area. Positive Choices CEO Aazaar Abdul-Rahim used his NFL connections to reach out to current and past players to assist with the camp and, year after year, many answer the call.

"I travel to many camps throughout the country," said camp veteran and former DB New England Patriots Chad Scott. "Positive Choices is the camp that means the most to me because it's home."

This year the camp mentored over 350 youth from different economic and cultural backgrounds and for nine hours the only noticeable difference was offense and defense.

For more information about Positive Choices, please visit www.positivechoiceinc.com or call (202) 246-6564.
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Mr Anthony Hinnant

Anthony Hinnant NGCm

posted 6/28/09 @ 5:32 PM EST

Thank you I would like to volunteer for Ushering opportunities and for the Education Center. Please feel free to email me anytime at newgroundcontact@aol. (Continued…)

Denise Credle

posted 7/09/09 @ 3:13 PM EST

I am impressed with what these men and their organization has put together. It is really nice know that there are some who become successful never forget where they come from. (Continued…)

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