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Ckpy Pence on 9/11 anniversary:We will not be intimidated, our spirit cannot be brokenJuJu Smith-Schuster, wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, got in the holiday spirit this week by donating nearly $10,000 towards customerslayaway balances at a local Burlington store.The 26-year-old helped several families with the costs of their holiday gifts through his charitable organization, the JuJu Foundation.In a video posted by his foundation Tuesday, Smith-Schuster recalled holidays from his childhood where he did not receive any presents. I was once in their position. There were times, you know, years, I didn t get gifts. There were years where I had t stanley cup o share stanley cupgifts,the NFL star said. Knowing how it feels to be in their shoes at a young age, and how it is now, knowing that I can give back mdash; it s really cool,he added. Recap of our Kansas City pay-away-the-lay-away with @TeamJuJu!127873;We paid off nearly $10,000 in layaway balances for gifts and h stanley cup oliday essentials at @Burlington!127876; pic.twitter/eryj4bxQqNmdash; JuJu Foundation@JuJuFoundationDecember 14, 2022While this was the JuJu Foundation s first-ever event in Kansas City, Missouri, since Smith-Schuster s signed with the team this past offseason mdash; after spending five seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers mdash; it is not his first charitable activity. The University of Southern California alum said he has always enjoyed giving back to the communities he s been a part of, including Pittsburgh and Los Angeles. Monday s event wa Pcby Top Republican on House Oversight Committee says he s ready to subpoena Hunter Biden
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