Chiefs RB Ronald Jones donates funds for new playground at Morse Early Childhood Center
Ronald Jones hasn’t been part of the Kansas City community for long, but he and his foundation are making a big impact on a local public school.
Earlier this week, Jones and his foundation along with Patrick Mahomes’ 15 and the Mahomies foundation made an $80K donation to the Morse Early Childhood Center in Kansas City, Kansas. That donation will allow for the construction of a new playground for the kids next year, among other things.
“We were able to donate a check for a new playground for the kids going into next year,” Jones said. “It always warms my heart to be able to give back and bless others because God has blessed me with so much.”
It was all red and gold this morning at Morse Early Childhood Center as they welcomed @Chiefs running back @rojo Ronald Jones II and his foundation for a special presentation! #IamKCKPS pic.twitter.com/cVuO1Kh0uK
— Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools (@kckschools) December 19, 2022
“We came to K.C. and we leave the community better than how you found it,” Jones’ mother Jacque said.
Jones signed a one-year deal with the Chiefs back in March. He’s been active for just four games this season with five carries for 18 yards and one reception on one target for 22 yards. His impact off the field, however, is immeasurable in the hearts and minds of those at Morse Early Childhood Center.
You can find out more information about The Rojo Foundation here.
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