The video opens inside a large, modern building with high ceilings and large windows. Volunteers are carrying and moving large, flat cardboard boxes. A young woman with long hair smiles as she holds a large box. A person uses a box cutter to open a box with a bicycle logo on it. Upbeat, motivational music plays throughout.
Female: Hi, I'm building bikes.
The video cuts to a man with a beard smiling as he carries a large box. People are working on assembling bikes from parts.
Male Voice: Putting together some bikes…
Female 2: …for the youth that is in foster care.
The video cuts to Nichole Mahoney working on the wheel of a light blue bicycle. A blue banner appears at the bottom of the screen with white text.
On-screen text: Nichole Mahoney
UnitedHealthcare
Nichole Mahoney: The reward is that some kid gets to ride home with it.
The video cuts to a wide shot of a bright blue sky with fluffy white clouds, then pans down to reveal the vast, empty Gillette Stadium, home of the New England Patriots. A digital sign outside reads "WELCOME UNITED HEALTHCARE."
Male: We're at Gillette Stadium. Hunter Henry is co-sponsoring the event with us.
The video cuts to a road sign reads "ENTERING FOXBOROUGH." Inside a large event space, volunteers sit on the floor in small groups, assembling bicycles of various sizes. A box of blue tote bags is shown, with the logo for "Communities for People" printed on them. The video cuts to a man in a suit jacket, Craig, speaks in an interview. A blue banner appears with white text.
Craig Gordon: We had three shifts come in throughout the day, working with Communities for People. We're going to have over 70 children... It reminds me of Christmas morning.
On-screen text: Craig Gordon
Communities for People
The video cuts to a woman riding a newly assembled bike through the large, carpeted event space. A man, Eric, speaks while working on a small children's bike with training wheels. A blue banner appears with white text.
Female: We want everything to be perfect for these kids.
Eric Swain: Our mission, which we're all very passionate about, is helping people live healthier lives. We try to live it.
On-screen text: Eric Swain
UnitedHealthcare
The video cuts to Amy speaking in an interview in the event space, which is now filled with tables and chairs. White text appears over a banner.
On-screen text: Amy Aubrey
UnitedHealthcare
Amy Aubrey: We've had family in foster care. I've adopted a child. Every kid deserves to have someone who just loves them unconditionally.
The video cuts to a tall man in a grey t-shirt and baseball cap, Hunter Henry, stands at a podium of microphones, speaking to a crowd. Other men stand behind him next to a row of completed bicycles. White text appears over a banner.
On-screen text: Hunter Henry
New England Patriots
Hunter Henry: Man, I'm excited to be here. I'm Hunter Henry, uh, tight end for the Patriots.
The video cuts to Hunter surrounded by reporters holding microphones and cameras, answering their questions. He then walks over to a table where a family is seated and greets them.
Hunter Henry: You know, you talk about me making an impact on them, but they make more of an impact on me. Y'all want to do a picture? Let's do it. That looks good on you, Abby. Just to do an event like this to give bikes out to these kids, put a smile on their faces is uh, is a big deal.
The video cuts to a young boy in a maroon shirt and a blue helmet as he rides his new bike outside the stadium. Hunter Henry, now wearing a helmet, gets on a bike and starts to ride.
Hunter Henry: Oh baby, we... Oh no. This is a lot of... a lot of traffic. I also want to thank my teammates. I got Drake Maye here, Antonio Gibson.
Two other young men are introduced. First, Drake Maye, wearing a light-colored shirt, speaks in an interview with rows of bicycles behind him. Then, Antonio Gibson, wearing a Patriots t-shirt and a helmet, speaks while sitting on a bike. White text appears over a banner.
On-screen text: Drake Maye
New England Patriots
Drake Maye: Anything for Hunter, it's his deal. I'm just glad to be a part of it.
On-screen text: Antonio Gibson
New England Patriots
Antonio Gibson: When you're blessed enough to be able to give back, I feel like that's something you should always do. So, shout out to them for doing this.
The video cuts to a woman helping a young boy fasten the strap of his bright blue helmet. A woman in a mint green hoodie, Tania, speaks in an interview with kids riding bikes in the background. Her name tag reads "Tania."
On-screen text: Tania Jimenez
Foster Mom
Tania Jimenez: It means a lot because it gives him some sort of freedom, and he can play with his friends. I'm glad that people like that can do what they do.
The video cuts to a young girl in a tie-dye hoodie waving at the camera. A woman with blonde hair and glasses, Doreen, speaks in an interview, with the stadium visible behind her. Her name tag reads "Doreen."
On-screen text: Doreen Hughes
Foster Mom
Doreen Hughes: This is Jasmine, and it's a huge opportunity to be able to give her something that we couldn't actually give to her.
The video cuts to Hunter Henry riding his bike past a large metal garage door.
Hunter Henry: You want to race? You trying to race? Come on, baby! Football has brought a lot of the limelight, but I want to use that for good.
The video cuts to a young man riding his bike.
Craig Gordon: Having the support of UnitedHealthcare to put on an event like this is just amazing. You leave with a sense of happiness inside that you didn't know you'd have.
The video cuts to Hunter interviewing.
Hunter Henry: The people behind UnitedHealthcare have been awesome.
The video ends with the UHC logo on a white screen as people clap and cheer. The music fades.
On-Screen text: UHC
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