With the school year approaching and the status of school across the country still in a state of flux, LeBron James and his I PROMISE school continues to go above and beyond the call of duty to support the families that are part of their school.
Earlier this summer, the first families and students moved into the I PROMISE village, which is meant to serve families who are facing housing insecurity and homelessness. In addition to the I Promise village, families there will get weekly Taco Tuesday meals from Old El Paso, who provided Taco Tuesday meals to I Promise families throughout the pandemic.
“The families we work with often have had their worlds turned upside down by unforeseen circumstances that have put them in an insurmountable situation with no way out. We want to help remove some of those barriers that have held them down and put them in a situation where they can thrive – and most importantly, where they can be together while they get back on track,” said Michele Campbell, Executive Director of the LeBron James Family Foundation. “We have always understood the value of family meals and bringing people together around the table to engage in deeper conversations. We’re so excited about this partnership with Old El Paso that will help us continue to provide those weekly hot meals and an ongoing tradition for our families to enjoy as they learn and grow together.”
