The Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders led youth cheer workshops at the Hollywood Police Athletic League and the North Miami Beach Police Athletic League on Oct. 13, 2026. The workshops were part of the Football UNITES Jason Jenkins Days of Service, a month-long initiative honoring Jason Jenkins. The effort brought cheer instruction and community service together at two South Florida locations.
Twenty-nine Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders worked with 116 youth cheer team members and their coaches across the two sites. The cheerleaders taught skills, routines and chants during the workshops. The sessions also focused on confidence, teamwork and community.
Honoring Jason Jenkins through service
Jason Jenkins was the late Miami Dolphins Senior Vice President of Communications and Community Affairs. The Football UNITES Jason Jenkins Days of Service honors his service mission through events held during October. The Dolphins family comes together each October to continue that mission.
The youth workshops gave the Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders an opportunity to work directly with local cheer teams and their coaches. Participants received instruction in cheer skills, routines and chants while taking part in activities centered on confidence and teamwork. The two-location event connected 29 cheerleaders with 116 youth cheer team members in South Florida.
FSB Take
The Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders used the Jason Jenkins Days of Service to support youth cheer programs at two South Florida Police Athletic League locations. The workshops combined instruction in skills, routines and chants with a focus on confidence, teamwork and community. That approach reflected the service mission the Dolphins family continues to honor each October.
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