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BYU football players visit Harlem Jets for mentorship program
Harlem — BYU football head coach Kalani Sitake wanted to provide his team with service outlets outside of BYU athletics, so former BYU director of football operations Duane Busby helped Sitake create theMore2Life Foundationin fall 2016.
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BYU football mentors inner-city youth
BYU football Head Coach Kalani Sitake has had a desire to give his players service opportunities outside of BYU athletics and personally funded endeavors for years. In 2016, he began contemplating organizing his own charity, but knew that in order to bring his idea to life he'd need some help.
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BYU football visits New York to encourage youth
Coach Ed Lamb and defensive back Micah Hannemann supervise a drill during a football clinic with the Harlem Jets in New York City. (Jared Wilkey/BYU Photo)
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