Giving Back: #NoCeilings with Coach Yo Foundation Closes Summer Initiative with Three Community Events
OXFORD, Miss. – Ole Miss head coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin and her #NoCeilings with Coach Yo Foundation will look to continue giving back to the Mississippi community, closing out July with three separate public events, free of charge, from July 25th-27th.
July 25 at C.B. Webb
The first of those events is a back-to-school drive on Thursday, July 25th at C.B. Webb in Oxford, Mississippi, where the team will offer backpacks with school supplies, snow cones, face painting, and even, haircuts. Kids from grades K–6 are invited.
Loading up backpacks for our Back 2 School Drives! First stop… Grenada, MS next week! #NoCeilingswithcoachyofoundation pic.twitter.com/GMUwvRdhvj
— Coach Yo (@YolettMcCuin) July 18, 2024
July 26 on the square in Grenada
On Friday, July 26th, the #NoCeilings Foundation will hold another back-to-school drive on the square in Grenada, Mississippi. Similar to the day before, children in grades K–6 are invited and can receive backpacks, school supplies, snow cones, face painting, and haircuts.
July 27 at Oxford Activity Center – Basketball Clinic
To wrap things up on Saturday, July 27th, Coach Yo and the Foundation are hosting a basketball clinic at the Oxford Activity Center.
From 9–9:45 AM, kids in grades K–1 are invited, from 10–10:45 AM, kids from 2nd–4th grade are invited, and from 11–12 PM, 5th and 6th graders are invited. Additionally, campers who attend will receive a basketball and a t-shirt.
For event information and clinic registration, visit the #NoCeilings with Coach Yo Foundation website HERE.
Be sure to spread the word and support the #NoCeilings with Coach Yo Fundation in every way you can! And as always, for more Ole Miss sports updates, be sure to stay tuned with The Rebel Walk. Hotty Toddy!
Karis Chambliss
Karis is a sophomore at Ole Miss, majoring in Biomedical Engineering with a minor in Intelligence and Security Studies. She is a member of Kappa Delta Sorority, the Honors College, and various campus ministries. Karis is also a Mississippi-licensed realtor and works with her dad in Oxford and DeSoto County. She has been a diehard Ole Miss fan since she was in the womb and is grateful and excited to be working with The Rebel Walk. Hotty Toddy!
