Denver, CO, August 12, 2026 —

The Denver South High School football team is upholding a decade-long tradition by partnering with the nonprofit organization A Little Help. This collaboration focuses on assisting Denver seniors with essential yard work and outdoor projects as the team gears up for its upcoming football season.

This annual initiative, now in its tenth year, sees student-athletes dedicate their time and effort to support elderly residents in the Denver community. The projects typically include tasks such as lawn mowing, weeding, raking leaves, and other general outdoor maintenance that seniors may find difficult to manage on their own.

The partnership between the Denver South High School football program and A Little Help aims to foster community engagement and provide tangible support to the senior population. The football season often begins in late summer or early fall, making this pre-season effort a timely contribution to the well-being of the seniors involved.

A Little Help is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping seniors live independently and with dignity. They connect volunteers, often younger community members, with older adults who need assistance with various tasks, including home maintenance, transportation, and companionship. The involvement of the Denver South High School football team highlights a successful model of intergenerational support within the city.

The specific timeline for this year’s yard work projects was not provided, but the tradition typically takes place in the weeks leading up to the start of the high school football season. The exact number of seniors assisted or the scope of the projects undertaken by the team this year also remains unspecified.



Story summarized from the original created by Bradey King on www.denver7.com, see more information here.

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