STAR QUARTERBACK JUSTIN HERBERT AND CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE PRESIDENT CHRISTINE DUFFY VISIT LONG BEACH POLY HIGH, HOLD SPECIAL Q&A WITH FOOTBALL TEAM AND STUDENTS
LONG BEACH, Calif., Feb. 10, 2022 – As football fans gear up for the biggest game of the year this coming weekend, Carnival Cruise Line hosted a special student Q&A session at Long Beach’s Polytechnic High School (Long Beach Poly) with Professional Quarterback Justin Herbert and Carnival Cruise Line President Christine Duffy on Thursday, February 10, 2022.
Members of the Long Beach Poly varsity football team and students of the school’s PAC RIM business pathway and Female Leadership Academy had the opportunity to ask Herbert and Duffy questions.
To show their support for the Long Beach Poly Football team and help them with their current fundraising efforts for CIF Championship rings for all team members, Carnival presented the team with a $15,000 donation and Herbert contributed a signed football and jersey to be auctioned.
Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia, Long Beach Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Jill Baker and Board Member Erik Miller were also in attendance.
Carnival Cruise Line is the number one cruise operator on the West Coast with three ships operating from the Port of Long Beach’s historic cruise terminal, and the event is part of the company’s commitment to supporting its homeport communities.
For additional information on Carnival Cruise Line and to book a cruise vacation, call 1-800-CARNIVAL, visit www.carnival.com, or contact your favorite travel advisor or online travel site.
SOURCE Carnival Cruise Line
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FirebirdXU
Meetings of professional football players and famous athletes of various sports with university students has already become a good practice. Students can not only get acquainted with their idols, get their autographs, but also get motivation from people with a responsible lifestyle. When I read research papers on human trafficking at https://studydriver.com/human-trafficking/ , I was once again convinced that for many famous athletes and actors, charity and social assistance to less successful people is important. I’ve found that it’s not just about writing checks to charities, but more serious actions, many went on expeditions to various countries where there are problems with human trafficking, food, access to drinking water. Events like this give students a good role model and I think it improves our society.