Vincent Jackson is creating
support for military families

Raising funds for the Jackson in Action 83 Foundation

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Once we reach $10,000 in Patreon pledges, Vincent will be holding a private web cast for all the patrons supporting the Jackson in Action 83 Foundation. Oorah!
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About

Vincent Jackson, the son of two military parents, is a wide receiver for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Knowing the challenges they face, he founded the Jackson in Action 83 Foundation in 2012 as a way to support military children and families.

Location

Colorado Springs, CO, USA
Tampa Bay, Florida, USA

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Please consider making a donation to the foundation for every touchdown Vincent scores during the 2014 NFL season. You can learn about the foundation and its programs by visiting www.jacksoninaction83.org.

The mission of the Jackson in Action 83 Foundation is to provide support to military families, focusing on the educational, emotional, and physical health of the children.
Now entering his 10th NFL season, wide receiver Vincent Jackson spent seven seasons with the San Diego Chargers before being signed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in March 2012. Vincent has posted four 1,000-yard receiving seasons on his way to being named to three Pro Bowls following his performances during the 2009, 2011, and 2012 seasons.

The son of two military parents, Vincent knows all too well what it's like growing up in a military family. As a child, his father was deployed with the US Army, and Vincent lived in many different places throughout his youth, including a few years in Germany. Feeling a strong commitment to serve the community in which he lives and to support other military families sharing the same experiences he had as a child, he and his wife, Lindsey, launched the Jackson in Action 83 Foundation in November 2012. The mission of the foundation is to provide support to military families, focusing on the educational, emotional, and physical health of the children. The foundation includes many programs that uplift military families, including the Salute to Reading, Salute to Scholars, Military Home Makeover, Military Moms Baby Shower, and more. In June 2014, Lindsey and Vincent Jackson announced the publication of their children's book, Danny Dogtags: Dealing with Deployment, a book they wrote in hopes of helping families discuss the emotions and personal challenges that arise when a parent is deployed. Proceeds from book sales go back to the foundation to support ongoing events and programming.

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