| Brotherhood Lacrosse is committed to making our community a better place. The elite program includes a team community service project. This project is an invaluable teaching tool for our young men. It allows them to experience the feeling of helping others while staying actively involved in the community. Brotherhood Lacrosse takes pride in teaching young men how to expand their sphere of influence to benefit others. This team community service project fosters individual and team growth while providing a strong team building experience. |
Brotherhood Lacrosse LLC PO Box 82 Midland Park NJ, 07432 |
201.301.2808 info@brotherhoodlacrosse.com |
| In the summer of 2008 our Brotherhood Lacrosse Elite Team partnered with the “Inter–Religious Fellowship for the Homeless of Bergen County” to prepare a meal for 75 people. Brotherhood Lacrosse provided the food and supplies while our players and coaches prepared and served the meal. The event was a tremendous success and the Brotherhood players had a wonderful experience and learned valuable life lessons in the process. |
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| Community Service |
| 2009 |
In November the Brotherhood
Lacrosse Family donated their
time to give back to the
community of Newark New
Jersey. Our U13, U15, U16, and
U18 teams volunteered at the
Greater Newark Conservancy.
The Conservancy grows food for
the community and also
educates various youth groups
on how to eliminate waste, and
how to produce natural food
growth in any environment. Our
boys spent the day cleaning up
the conservancy by planting,
weeding, and washing the
greenhouse. We are extremely
proud of the effort and maturity
our boys displayed throughout
the day. At Brotherhood
Lacrosse, we will continue make
a difference in our community.
| Brotherhood Lacrosse Gives Back to the Greater Newark Conservancy |
| 2010 |
| Brotherhood Lacrosse Teams Up with the Food Bank of New Jersey |
| In the Fall of 2010 the Brotherhood forces with the Food Bank of New Jersey. It was a family affair as Parents, Players, and Coaches helped organize and pack food boxes for the less fortunate. We are so proud of our boys as they proved that a little effort can go a long way to help others. Brotherhood Lacrosse is committed to making a difference and we look forward to our 2011 community service project. |
