Step-by-step recap of Julius Peppers' day in Robeson County
Posted Oct 12, 2018
Carolina Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers is committed to helping those who were impacted by the devastation of Hurricane Florence. It's been weeks since the storm came and went, but there are still people in need. During his off day on Tuesday, Peppers traveled to Robeson County to serve meals, remove debris, and interact with community residents.
(Carolina Panthers)
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