Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins spent Monday giving back to the community.Higgins spent his Monday afternoon donating 100 bikes and helmets to members of the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Cincinnati.Higgins partnered with Raising Cane’s for the event, which was held at the Boys & Girls Club on Aicholtz Road.The 25-year-old Higgins is a former member of the Boys & Girls Club and said something as simple as a bike can make a big difference for young kids.“Growing up, I used to ride my bike everywhere,” Higgins said. “To the Boys and Girls Club from school, to school, to the convenience store, to McDonald’s, so a bike can go a long way in a kid’s life and it did for me.”Higgins is in his fifth season with the Bengals since being drafted with the No. 33 overall pick of the 2020 NFL Draft. The Tennessee native has 30 touchdowns and more than 300 receptions since his debut in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins spent Monday giving back to the community.
Higgins spent his Monday afternoon donating 100 bikes and helmets to members of the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Cincinnati.
Higgins partnered with Raising Cane’s for the event, which was held at the Boys & Girls Club on Aicholtz Road.
The 25-year-old Higgins is a former member of the Boys & Girls Club and said something as simple as a bike can make a big difference for young kids.
“Growing up, I used to ride my bike everywhere,” Higgins said. “To the Boys and Girls Club from school, to school, to the convenience store, to McDonald’s, so a bike can go a long way in a kid’s life and it did for me.”
Higgins is in his fifth season with the Bengals since being drafted with the No. 33 overall pick of the 2020 NFL Draft. The Tennessee native has 30 touchdowns and more than 300 receptions since his debut in Cincinnati.
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