GREENVILLE, TX — The Lone Star Martial Arts Center has proven that martial arts training isn’t just about kicks, punches, and discipline — it’s also about community spirit. In a heartwarming show of support for local first responders, the dojo collected over 200 cases of bottled water and more than 50 boxes of electrolyte packets to help keep emergency crews hydrated during the scorching summer heat.
The effort, spearheaded by the students and instructors of Lone Star Martial Arts Center, quickly grew into a community-wide drive. Local businesses jumped in to help, including Travelin' Hands Massage Therapy, Suspect Services, BFF Freeze Dried Foods, E-Z Touch Car Care, E-Z Oil Change, AAA Kaufman County Bailbond, and Small Town Lawncare.
“It’s important that we teach our students that martial arts is about more than self-defense — it’s about service,” said the dojo’s leadership. “Our first responders put their lives on the line every day. This was our way of saying thank you.”
The water and electrolyte supplies will be distributed to fire departments, police officers, and emergency medical teams across Hunt County, ensuring they stay hydrated and ready for action during the peak of the summer season.
Lone Star Martial Arts Center, located in Greenville, continues to be an active force in the community, hosting events, drives, and outreach programs that go beyond the dojo walls.
For more information about Lone Star Martial Arts Center, visit https://lsmactx.com or call (903) 458-2319.
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