USC football: School releases video from Haiti trip

USC football players spoke to The Times last week about how they were by humbled by their recent trip to Haiti, where a group of 16 Trojans helped build four houses and moved supplies to people still recovering from the 2010 earthquake.

On Monday, USC released a video about the trip featuring interviews with players while they were in Haiti and also shows them working with and interacting with children and local residents.

“I think it sparked something in me that I’m going to continue to do the rest of my life,” defensive lineman Devon Kennard says in the video.

Defensive lineman Kevin Greene celebrated his 22nd birthday on May 14. One of the highlights from the video is Greene being serenaded by children and teammates.

The trip to Haiti was coordinated by Les Barkley, the father of quarterback Matt Barkley, and was sponsored by Hope Force International, a disaster relief organization.

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USC football: School releases video from Haiti trip