The Cobras have teamed up with Raleigh Parks and Recreation to offer an annual youth football clinic. The one-day clinic is free to all children and is conducted by volunteer coaches and players from the Carolina Cobras as well as players from local colleges and universities. Children are taught the basic fundamentals of football by Cobras players and coaches. Kids are also taught other valuable characteristics such as good sportsmanship and teamwork. The camp is open to children ages 7-15 and includes classes to teach dance fundamentals, gymnastics and character development.
Campers also perform a spirit routine on the field with the Snake Charmers at the Cobras' home game.
Player, Mascot and Dance Team Appearances Along with entertaining fans on the field on Friday nights, Cobras players along with KING, the Cobras mascot and the Snake Charmers, the Cobras' dance team, volunteer their time throughout the year at numerous events in the Triangle area. The Snake Charmers stay active all year long, acting as volunteers with numerous charities throughout the Triangle community. Each dancer on the 20-member squad has selected a specific charity to work with throughout the year. Along with volunteering time with each individual charity, dancers also participate in many of the Cobras community relations efforts. Last year the entire team spent a day helping to build a home for Habitat for Humanity.