Atlanta Hawk, Kent Bazemore, dishes out assists on the basketball court, but he and an his foundation dished out a big assist to Atlanta’s Hutchison Elementary School this week.
The key players here were Kent Bazemore’s ARMS Foundation, Comcast and Hutchison Elementary.
Volunteers brought out items for the school’s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) lab, including a robotics table; attendees will also plant vegetation for a greenhouse, refurbish a fish pond and plant flowers. Bazemore talked about his basketball, but also the importance of education.
The ARMS Foundation provides disadvantaged youth a path to a quality education, athletic achievement and a healthy lifestyle. Kent Bazemore established the ARMS Foundation in 2012 during his NBA rookie year.
ARMS Foundation events are often times open to the public.
- UNO Tournament
Saturday, Aug. 11
The card game you played as a child with an added twist as played on the Hawks plane.
Play alongside the celebrities while enjoying food, drinks and entertainment. Impress your friends by winning the championship belt.
Westside Culture Center: 760 10th St NW, Atlanta - Celebrity Golf Classic
Monday, Aug. 13
Celebrities are paired with each threesome in a shotgun start.
Dunwoody Golf Club: 1600 Dunwoody Club Dr., Atlanta
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Kent Bazemore talks to students
