Austin Peay State University Charity Alumni Basketball Game Set to Benefit Clarksville’s Habitat for Humanity

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The Austin Peay State University (APSU) men’s basketball team will host a charity alumni basketball game on October 28, 2024, at Gary Mathews Court, with the game scheduled to begin at 7:00 PM. This event aims to support Clarksville’s Habitat for Humanity, showcasing the university's dedication to community involvement and service. Participants will include former APSU basketball players, creating a nostalgic atmosphere while rallying support for a meaningful cause. Funds raised during the event will directly benefit Habitat for Humanity, which works to provide affordable housing solutions for families in need within the local community. The game promises to be an exciting event that not only brings together alumni and fans but also engages the community in a philanthropic effort.

The APSU athletics department encourages attendance and support from the public, emphasizing the positive impact of sports on local initiatives. This charity event reflects a growing trend among universities to leverage their athletic programs for social good. Overall, the alumni game presents a unique opportunity for the community to come together for a night of fun and generosity.

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