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This year marked the third year of the Honor Good Deeds event which was started by 15 year old, Justin Bachman of Solon, Ohio. The Browns were on site during the fair to spread the positive message of staying active and Play 60. Kids and families were encouraged to spin the Play 60 prize wheel which featured various exercises for all to engage in.
Additionally, the Browns Backers’ Junior Backers provided information on new memberships. Guests also had the opportunity to showcase their football throwing skills at the Browns’ very own football toss inflatable.
Robertson helped with the football toss station and Play 60 prize wheel during the event.
“It is important for kids to stay active because it is healthy,” Robertson said. “I was always active as a kid and now, it is an important part of my lifestyle. Because of that, it becomes a point for you to encourage others and even your kids to stay active later in life”.
Robertson was inspired by Justin’s story, and was impressed by the fact that such a young man is making the difference in others’ lives.
“(Justin) has turned what he has into a gift and continues to be passionate about spreading his positive message and helping others” said Robertson.
Guests who visited the Browns booth received prizes for participating in the activities and received information on upcoming Play 60 opportunities including:
Healthy Family Training Camp – March 20
Kickoff the spring season and join the American Heart Association for the sixth annual Healthy Family Training Camp hosted by the Cleveland Browns. Guests will have the opportunity to get active through various Play 60 stations as well as learn heart-healthy habits as a family at the Browns Training Facility. RSVP by March 18. To register or learn more, please contact Sarah Hoerst at sarah.hoerst@heart.org or 216.619.5143.
Join the Play 60 Challenge – Coming this spring!
The Browns will again offer the Play 60 Challenge to local schools this spring. Through a partnership with the American Heart Association, the six-week program provides easy ways to get your school more active and healthy throughout the school day. The Play 60 Challenge is designed to motivate seventh and eighth-grade students to become physically active for 60 minutes each day. Over the course of the challenge, students log their minutes of physical activity daily.
At the conclusion of the challenge, top schools, teachers and performers are rewarded with a range of Browns prizes. The Browns’ local Play 60 programming is in association with Medical Mutual, Cleveland Clinic and the American Dairy Association Mideast and Fuel Up to Play 60.
Want to get involved?
Did you know you can Play 60 and get active by helping your local community? Youth and their families can help plant gardens, clean up parks and much more -- all while being active!
Visit nflplay60.volunteermatch.org/ where you can search Play 60-related volunteer opportunities in your local area. When you join the NFL Play 60 Volunteer Match community, you can also create a profile and track your hours of volunteerism online.
The Cleveland Browns Play 60 program is in association with Cleveland Clinic, Medical Mutual and the American Dairy Association Mideast and Fuel Up to Play 60. To learn more about the Browns Play 60 program, visit clevelandbrowns.com/community or call 440.891.5000.
To learn more about Jr. Backers, visit kidsclub.clevelandbrowns.com/kidsclub/
To learn more about Honor Good Deeds, visit www.HonorGoodDeeds.com
