University of North Carolina Athletics

October 21, 2015 | Student-Athlete Development
UNC students were on fall break last Thursday and Friday, giving Tar Heels the chance to rest, catch up on school work and in some cases head home for the weekend. But many student-athletes who stayed in Chapel Hill for practice and competition also spent time helping out in the Chapel Hill community.
In this week's Total Tar Heels round-up, take a look at some recent Carolina Outreach outreach activities.
At Ronald McDonald House
Field Hockey Gardens and Cooks Dinner
Some of the Tar Heels spent the afternoon gardening and doing other yard work at the @RMHChapelHill #HelpingHeels pic.twitter.com/F7q4AwxJlG
— UNC Field Hockey (@UNCFieldHockey) October 15, 2015
Had a great time tonight making dinner for guests at @RMHChapelHill! #goheels #helpingheels pic.twitter.com/2YnvwPhtGP
— UNC Field Hockey (@UNCFieldHockey) October 15, 2015
Swimming & Diving Bakes Cookies for Ronald McDonald House Guests
S/O to @uncswimdive for baking cookies for the @RMHChapelHill #HelpingHeels pic.twitter.com/AIDkMCZSi9
— UNC SA Development (@UNC_SADev) October 19, 2015
At UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center
Men's Soccer Visits UNC Lineberger
The @UNCmenssoccer team spent it's day off visiting patients @UNC_Lineberger earlier today! pic.twitter.com/VkbSVrra5a
— UNC SA Development (@UNC_SADev) October 15, 2015
Football Team makes a special visit to Lineberger to visit Judge Fox and other patients
Members of @TarHeelFootball made a special visit to @UNC_Lineberger earlier today #SaveTheFox #BeatCancer pic.twitter.com/nypUz08VzK
— UNC SA Development (@UNC_SADev) October 17, 2015
Making us proud on and off the field!It's a privilege that we at UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center get to...
Posted by UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center on Monday, October 19, 2015
And at the HomeStart Residential Facility
The baseball team did yard work and manual labor this past Friday at the Inter Faith Council HomeStart Residential Facility for Homeless Women and Children.
Helping our community pic.twitter.com/0RDxJCtys0
— Mike Fox (@coachfox30) October 16, 2015
Snack time after 2.5 hrs of yard work. More to do. JB has not stopped mowing! pic.twitter.com/KT7SwTMuxh
— Mike Fox (@coachfox30) October 16, 2015



