Lifestyle/Charity

Packers QB Malik Willis Helps Pregnant Homeless Woman in Indianapolis After Long Combine Day🔥75

•Willis paused after a long day of drills to offer water and clothing.
•The act occurred on a sidewalk near the Combine event, drawing attention from onlookers and media.
•The moment highlighted compassion exercised by professional athletes in public spaces.
•It prompted broader discussions about homelessness, access to basic needs, and dignity.
•Historical context places athlete philanthropy within a tradition of public figures engaging with vulnerable communities.

•The last home was delivered to David Hostetter, a Vietnam veteran who lost his house in the storm.
•Amish builders constructed several dozen tiny homes for displaced families since the hurricane.
•The homes provide durable, practical shelter while survivors rebuild their lives.
•Hurricane Helene destroyed thousands of homes and caused severe flooding in mountain communities.

•The parent asked supporters to write Ashley’s name 4,651 times, marking the days since her passing.
•The appeal quickly went viral, spreading across social media platforms.
•Thousands have responded, repeating Ashley’s name in comments and sharing the story globally.
•Ashley’s case highlights the ongoing impact of childhood brain cancer, the leading cause of pediatric cancer deaths.

•Launched in 2017 to end violence against children and promote youth mental health
•Reached 155 countries and supported more than 126 million people
•Over \$3.6 million raised, including a \$1 million renewal in 2024
•Millions of social media engagements generated through \#LoveMyself and related content

•His removal came after alleged insensitive social media remarks about Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
•The foundation acted swiftly to preserve credibility and public trust.
•The organization, founded by Bengals QB Joe Burrow, focuses on food insecurity and youth mental health.
•Berry, a Hamilton County judge, has faced previous scrutiny for his social media activity.

•The nonprofit reported a \$19.5 million loss in 2024 despite \$93 million in revenue.
•Revenue included \$4.5 million in taxpayer funding.
•Total expenses reached \$112 million, with payroll alone costing \$34 million.
•The CEO earned \$856,216 in 2024, a 63% raise since 2022.