Bengals give back on day off

The Carlos Dunlap Foundation held its Back To School Sunday Fun Day event Sunday, and the Andy and Jordan Dalton Foundation had its King for a Day event at Kings Island.

Dunlap hosted more than 300 children and treated them to bounce houses, water slide

s, obstacle courses, face painting, free food and free school supplies that were donated by Bengals players. The event also featured free eye exams and blood pressure screenings.

Joining Dunlap at the event were Bengals teammates Michael Johnson, Dre Kirkpatrick, Wallace Gilberry, Will Clarke and coaches Marvin Lewis and Jay Hayes.

Dalton and his wife, Jordan, entertained 250 family members from the Dragonfly Foundation at Kings Island, where they rode rides and played games.

Below is a picture of the families that Dalton posted on his Instagram account:

Fun day at @kingsislandpr with the #AJDFoundation King for a Day event. The kids had a blast! God has provided us with such an amazing opportunity to give back to this great city. We are very thankful for all the kids and families that got to enjoy a day at the park! @jjdalton5

A photo posted by Andy Dalton (@andydalton14) on Aug 16, 2015 at 2:27pm PDT

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