76ers basketball camp for Justin who is a budding basketball professional
Justin, 15 years old
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CASA NJ - Mercer and Burlington CountiesWhenever you hear Justin’s name, you can’t help but think about basketball. He has had to overcome a lot of challenges in his life, but at age thirteen he maintains an optimistic outlook and takes his role as an athlete seriously. Justin is currently participating on the track team in both running and jumping events as a way to continue his athletic training while off the court. If you ask Justin what he wants to be when he grows up his answer will be that he wants to be a professional basketball player.
Justin has an immense passion for basketball. He dreams of becoming a professional basketball player when he grows up. Despite facing many challenges in his life, he has remained dedicated to his studies and fitness to be able to play the sport he loves. Attending the 76ers basketball camp this summer would be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for him. It would help him to make important connections, acquire new skills and broaden his horizons. As his birthday is approaching, it would be an amazing surprise for him.
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"Justin was very grateful to be able to attend this camp, and wrote his own thank you note he wanted the donor to have to show his appreciation. Justin loves basketball, and there is the possibility of him being able to join a more elite basketball team, for which the 76ers basketball camp helped equip him. This has been a difficult period of his life, and being able to immerse himself in basketball has been a big contributor to his resilience. He continues to dedicate himself to basketball, and this camp was instrumental in his growth as a player. Thank you!"