Atlanta Falcons Inspire Youth and Give Back to Community with Football Camp and 404 Day Service Event

The Atlanta Falcons continue to demonstrate their commitment to youth development and community service through a series of impactful events this March.

On Monday, March 24, Falcons players and Legends gathered at Lakewood Stadium for a youth football camp presented by Gatorade. 150 young athletes had the opportunity to learn fundamental football skills and drills directly from professionals, gaining valuable insights into the game. Former Falcons player Bryan Scott, was among the Legends on-site, sharing his expertise and mentorship with the next generation of athletes. Scott emphasized not only the importance of skill development but also teamwork, perseverance, and leadership—key traits both on and off the field.

The Falcons’ community engagement continues on Saturday, March 29, as they kick off Atlanta’s 404 Day celebrations with a special day of service presented by Truist. Falcons inside linebacker and Atlanta-area native JD Bertrand, along with select Falcons players and volunteers from Truist, will spend the day with children from Uplifting Athletes, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting individuals affected by rare diseases. The event will include arts and crafts, fun games, and football drills, fostering connection and joy while reinforcing the Falcons’ commitment to making a difference in the Atlanta community.

Through these initiatives, the Falcons reaffirm their dedication to inspiring young athletes and uplifting those in need. Whether by teaching football fundamentals or engaging in acts of service, the team continues to strengthen its bond with the city, proving that their impact extends far beyond the field.