The Atlanta Falcons cheerleaders stunned the women within the Saving Our Daughters program on the Ron Clark Academy on Dec. 13. The Falcons cheerleaders met the women on the Falcons’ 50 years of hip-hop celebration when the group carried out alongside TLC for the particular tribute to Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes. Named the Ron Clark Academy Cinderellas, the group of 31 women practiced for 2 months to bounce alongside Chilli and T-Boz in honor of their legendary group member who represented the hip-hop aspect within the group.
After seeing the women’ laborious work and dedication, the Falcons cheerleaders determined they needed to shock the group in school. The cheerleaders pulled up on the Ron Clark Academy dressed of their Falcons gear with pom-poms in tow.
“The women have been so excited to see the cheerleaders on their turf this time,” stated Curtis Benjamin, co-founder of Saving Our Daughters. “Acting at a Falcons sport and having the chance to bounce with TLC was an enormous excessive for our women, however having the Falcons cheerleaders take the day trip to return to go to them at their college and present curiosity of their on a regular basis routine meant extra to the women than the cheerleaders in all probability may think about.”
DJ Nelledoesit is the official DJ for the Ron Clark Academy Cinderellas and echoed Benjamin’s emotions.
“There’s something actually particular about this college and these women,” Nelledoesit stated. “I’ve had the chance to be part of non-profit occasions with Saving Our Daughters in years prior, however deejaying for them and getting an opportunity to know the women personally has blessed me. With so many destructive messages geared towards younger women, it’s encouraging to see organizations like this constructing shallowness and positivity in our younger girls.”
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