Partner With Kevin Keatts as He Helps the State of North Carolina

You can make a difference in helping those that are hurting in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence through parntering with NC State. You can also partner with one of their greatest basketball players of all-time in TJ Warren.

Now, you can partner with NC State Men’s Basketball head coach Kevin Keatts as well.

Proud to announce a partnership with @UWNorthCarolina to assist those in need on the coast after Hurricane Florence. I’m hoping my coaching peers can donate to help the people get back on their feet! pic.twitter.com/ZhXmYFEe4S

— Kevin Keatts (@CoachKeattsNCSU) September 19, 2018

Send your socks, t-shirts and hats to the address below:

Life Storage
Hurricane Florence Relief
5738 Dillard Dr.
Cary, NC 27518

Other NCAA Men’s Basketball coaches and Sports Media are rallying behind what Keatts is trying to do.

College hoops coaches have always been great in terms of helping those in need. Let’s hope they step up like NC State coach Kevin Keatts has done to help those affected by Hurricane Florence. https://t.co/RCX8BbNiou

— Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanHoops) September 19, 2018

Any coach on any level please assist in this great cause by @CoachKeattsNCSU ! https://t.co/dC5N3RrE74

— LeVelle Moton (@LeVelleMoton) September 19, 2018

Coaches working together can produce some wonderful results. Like THIS. #Florence https://t.co/RaT6JjHBqK

— Jeff Gravley (@jgravleyWRAL) September 19, 2018

Here’s some of what Keatts said to Joe Giglio of the News & Observer about his heart behind this initiative:

“It’s tough,” Keatts said. “I have so many great relationships with friends in the Wilmington area. I could hear it in their voice, on the other end of the phone, how they sounded. They’ve lost power, they’ve had their houses torn up. It really touched me. I lived there and I realized that could be any of us.”

“I just wanted to get involved and try to help,” Keatts said. “I think it’s important to help when you can because at some point, everybody is going to need help. If I can assist in a time of need, I want to be able to do that.” (N&O)