Hughes brothers launch reading program for New Jersey youth
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In an inspiring initiative, the Hughes brothers—Jack and Quinn—have launched a reading program aimed at New Jersey youth, emphasizing the importance of literacy and community engagement. The program, designed for children across various ages, incorporates elements of the sport to make reading enjoyable and relatable, particularly through the lens of hockey. Children will have the opportunity to read about their favorite players, learn about teamwork, and understand the value of hard work both on and off the ice.
As residents of New Jersey and prominent figures in the NHL, the Hughes brothers are leveraging their platform to make a positive impact in their local community. Their passion for reading is evident as they curate a selection of books that resonate with young fans, helping to foster a love for literature along with the excitement of sports. The initiative also aims to encourage parents and guardians to take an active role in their children's education by participating in reading activities and discussions.
This program not only highlights the Hughes brothers' dedication to their community but also showcases the potential of athletes to serve as role models beyond the rink. As Jack, who plays for the New Jersey Devils, and Quinn, a standout for the Vancouver Canucks, engage with local schools through this program, they hope to inspire the next generation of hockey fans to see the value of reading as integral to personal and academic success.
As residents of New Jersey and prominent figures in the NHL, the Hughes brothers are leveraging their platform to make a positive impact in their local community. Their passion for reading is evident as they curate a selection of books that resonate with young fans, helping to foster a love for literature along with the excitement of sports. The initiative also aims to encourage parents and guardians to take an active role in their children's education by participating in reading activities and discussions.
This program not only highlights the Hughes brothers' dedication to their community but also showcases the potential of athletes to serve as role models beyond the rink. As Jack, who plays for the New Jersey Devils, and Quinn, a standout for the Vancouver Canucks, engage with local schools through this program, they hope to inspire the next generation of hockey fans to see the value of reading as integral to personal and academic success.