ORLANDO, Fla. – Dozens of Orlando’s homeless got the chance to watch the big game on the big screen Sunday at Exploria Stadium.

It was one of 37 Super Soul Parties happening across the U.S. put on by volunteers to give the homeless and families in need an opportunity to enjoy the Super Bowl just like everybody else. 

Mother Judi Adams took advantage of the opportunity. She mixed formula for her 1-month-old son while she watched the game. 

“I’m a single mom of three kids, and sometimes it feels overwhelming, overwhelming you know?” she said. 

Especially when you're a single mom of three without a permanent home.

Currently Adams and her children stay at a local shelter while they try to get an affordable apartment. So, life can get very hectic.

But here at Exploria Stadium Sunday, it’s at least a little easier.

“It’s very much a break for me, to come out and feel the breeze, the air you know. Taking care of a newborn is a lot of work,” she said. 

Dozens of Orlando families got to come watch the Super Bowl on the Jumbotron at Exploria Stadium.

In addition to the game, people got free food, a grab bag with clothes and hygiene items and a free haircut if they wanted.

Up Orlando was even there to help people find jobs. 

For Judi and so many others, coming here wasn’t really about the game, but about getting a night of fun and relaxation when life doesn’t give you much of either.

“This is amazing for us to be out as a family,” Adams said.