Chandler Jones visits local school as part of anti-bullying campaign

On Tuesday, Cardinals defensive end Chandler Jones visited a local elementary school and participated in an anti-bullying assembly put on for the students.

BY COLE BAILEY

Mar 21, 2019, 6:33 PM

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Arizona Cardinals defensive end Chandler Jones smiles as he walks onto the field prior to an NFL football practice Saturday, Aug. 4, 2018, in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

(AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Cardinals defensive end Chandler Jones is no stranger to giving back to his community, and he did so again on Tuesday by visiting Valencia Newcomer School in Phoenix as part of its anti-bullying campaign.

.@chanjones55 and @AZCardsCheer visited the Valencia Newcomer School in Phoenix today as part of the Anti-Bullying Campaign!

Gallery: https://t.co/zxpiarJqlC pic.twitter.com/5ny8voNxpW

— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) March 20, 2019

Jones and the Cardinals’ cheerleaders joined members of the Be Kind People Project, a non-profit organization dedicated to teaching the virtues of kindness to young kids, during an assembly at the school meant to spread positivity and discourage bullying among the students.

This morning our students from Valencia Newcomer School learned about the #BeKindPeopleProject Thank you to @BeKindPpl @AZCardinals @chanjones55 and @AZCardsCheer for making our event a huge success and for showing our students how to respect everyone! #RespectMyGroove pic.twitter.com/kXeidp2uUo

— Alhambra Elementary School District (@alhambra_esd) March 19, 2019

This latest act of charity comes just two months after his last one, in which he pledged to donate $20,000 to Phoenix Children’s Hospital for every sack that he recorded during the last two games of the 2018-19 season.

He only managed to get one sack in those two games, but doubled his donation to $40,000 anyway.