Noah Gray of the Kansas City Chiefs recently visited Inclusion Connections’ PawsAbilities organization in Kansas to volunteer and show his support. PawsAbilities is a non-profit that empowers adults with special needs to create pet products, including dog toys and treats made from recycled fire hoses donated by firefighters. Gray, who is a former Leominster High standout and is aiming for his third Super Bowl win with the Chiefs, took time out of his schedule to visit the organization before heading to New Orleans for the big game. In a video captured by the Kansas City Star, Gray praised the organization for its positive environment and the opportunities it provides for individuals to develop new skills and relationships. He commended the staff for their dedication and expressed his admiration for the organization’s mission. By volunteering at PawsAbilities, Gray demonstrated his commitment to giving back to the community and supporting those in need.
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