two elementary boys. The lines are long one high school girl and three middle school boys and the volunteers are plenty Atlanta Hawks head coach Nate Mcmillan is just trying to give his community what it gave him. This is what it's all about. The Enloe high school alum girl playing basketball at Lions Park here in Raleigh every single day man, they even name in the gym after him, brings back great memories. It brings back a lot of hard work. Mcmillan and his childhood friend Kevin bop. It are running their 10th annual back to school festival. It really can have a huge impact when you give these kids the resources, the supplies that they need to start school. Less than a mile away at the boys club of Wake County. Another Enloe alum is doing the same thing. Can I have a hug? Thank you. You'll get everything you needed to have a big hug. North Carolina Central University head basketball coach Lavell Martin grew up playing on this court. This court probably saved my life growing up. You know when I grew up it was the club that beats the streets. This is the 13th year. He's held back to school community day complete with supplies, shoes fit, okay, awesome. You enjoy and haircuts you ready for this school year Growing up? My mother had two kids, my brother and I, so it was financially challenging for her at times to supply us with back to school necessities that we needed. So I said when I ever become something in life, I wanted to eliminate all the anxiety and pressures of those kids and those families whose fighting like every single day to provide for their family, Did you get your book bag? A nice pretty big bag? Mcmillan was a mentor to Motown growing up. They believe when you're from Raleigh, you're never alone, you know, Nate called me this morning, he said little brother, I love you and I'm so proud of you and everything that you're doing and that meant the world to me because he was my big brother, he was my mentor and that's what I tried to do and that's what I tried to be.