Julius Peppers Foundation donates to "Harvest Hope" to help hurricane victims

Posted Mar 5, 2019
Hurricane Florence impacted the lives of people across the state and many are still trying to recover. On Friday the Julius Peppers Foundation made a $5,000 donation to the "Harvest Hope" charity. That money will go to help recovery in Chesterfield County. Peppers is a former defensive end for the Carolina Panthers. He recently announced his retirement. (WBTW)

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