Jones is just 28. On Thursday, he was swimming with autistic kids in Weston. Last week, he was announcing an initiative in which he will pay the closing costs on foreclosed homes to help struggling families become credit-worthy. Just before that, he was hosting an outdoor party for migrant workers in Naranja and was humbled as 40, 75 and then more than 100 children and adults rushed from the bounce house and snow-cone stands to play with him on a basketball court, touched as they were that a member of a big sports team would make time to go way out there for little people like them.
