Zach Banner Volunteers at STEM Summer Camp, Helps Beautify Homewood Park

Cale Berger |

Jun 30, 2021

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Zach Banner (72) trains at Heinz Field during the Steelers 2020 Training Camp, Thursday, Aug. 13, 2020 in Pittsburgh, PA. (Karl Roser / Pittsburgh Steelers)

Pittsburgh Steelers right tackle Zach Banner may still be recovering from the torn ACL that ended his 2020 season prematurely, but his recuperation has not stopped him from continuing to be a superstar off the field.

Banner was making an impact in the Pittsburgh community again Tuesday, this time joining local middle schoolers in STEM activities at the Community College of Allegheny County’s Verizon Summer Camp.

.@ZBNFL joined middle schoolers from Homewood & West Hills to participate in STEM activities as a part of @CCAC's Verizon Summer Camp. pic.twitter.com/RFBjwi4WdV
— Steelers Community Relations (@SteelersCR) June 29, 2021

But Banner was not satisfied with just one opportunity to give back, as he pulled double duty and also joined The Mission Continues, the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Park Conservancy to help beautify Westinghouse Park in Homestead.

“I love the Homewood area,” Banner tweeted. “Glad I could help!”

A huge thank you also goes out to @RepGainey, @erikastrassbrgr, and @ZBNFL of the @steelers. pic.twitter.com/C29DOzEThB
— The Mission Continues (@missioncontinue) June 29, 2021