Richmond Native K’Von Wallace comes home to host football day camp
Camp is at capacity but one person can score a spot at the inaugural camp through an Instagram competition
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Former Clemson Tiger and Philadelphia Eagles safety K’Von Wallace is coming home to host an inaugural football camp in his hometown of Richmond.
“I can’t believe I actually get to have my own camp,” Wallace said. “As a boy growing up, I always wanted to be someone that kids could look up to. God is amazing. I’m honored that I get this opportunity to teach the youth in my community and to leave a lasting impact for years to come.”
The camp, currently at capacity, is free and open to boys and girls ages 6-16 on Saturday, June 11, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Highland Springs High School on 200 S. Airport Dr.
A waitlist is available, but one more person can win a spot in the camp by following Christie’s Philanthropy and Strategy Group and Wallace on Instagram for the chance to participate.
A winner will be selected the week of the camp. To be placed on the waitlist, email info@christiephilanthropy.com.
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