HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – The fourth annual Hollywood Brown Day Football Camp, hosted by NFL wide receiver Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown at the Hollywood Police Athletic League (PAL), brought together hundreds of young football athletes on Saturday for a day of training, mentorship, and fun.
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The day began with a free community drive-thru food distribution, followed by a free youth football camp open to girls and boys ages 6 to 17.
Brown, a Hollywood, Florida native, worked with the campers, building their skills through various drills, exciting games, and impactful training sessions.
“This day is very important,” said Brown. “This is where it all started for me. Getting back here and being around the kids is very special.”
In addition to the football clinic, families took part in a community play day to go along with a school supply distribution.
Throughout the camp, families enjoyed a free meal, interactive activities, and connected with coaches.
Brown, entering his seventh season and second with the Kansas City Chiefs, closed the camp by thanking the sponsors, and the campers for coming out on a warm, but cloudy day.
