The document outlines a player orientation program for a basketball team's community outreach initiative called Netanya Hoops For Kids. The program assigns players to local after school programs to teach life skills through basketball activities twice a month. It serves disadvantaged children in 2nd to 5th grade. Players are responsible for serving as role models by arriving on time in uniform with a positive attitude and participating fully. In return, players benefit by giving back to the community, developing coaching skills, building their personal brand, and forming relationships.

1. One City One Team One Family2011-2012 SeasonPlayer Orientation

2. Utilize the status and influence of professional athletes to teach children life skills and build community

3. Program Overview Each player is assigned to an after school program which they will visit twice a month Players participate in basketball activities which teach life skills and healthy life styles Additional activities include player visits to schools, youth sports practices, and community events

4. NHK Participants Netanya Hoops For Kids serves the children of Netanya Children ages 2nd grade to 5th grade The majority of the children we serve are from disadvantaged backgrounds

5. The World Need Heroes WITH GREAT POWER COMES GREAT RESPONSIBILTY…

6. Players Responsibility Serve as role models Arrive on time Come dressed in NHK T-Shirt Bring positive energy PARTICIPATE

7. Player Benefits Opportunity to give back to the community and use sports for good Hone coaching and sports programming skills which can be utilized after playing career Build individual player brand Form real relationships within the community