NFL My Cause My Cleats - Jacksonville Jaguars
Josh Hines-Allen
Organization: Four One For All
As a father of three, empowering youth to succeed is a cause that is personal to me. My wife, Kaitlyn, and I founded the Four One For All Foundation to support the well-being of children from all walks of life here in Jacksonville, including the disabled and underserved. Jacksonville has done so much for me, and I'm proud to be able to give back to the city and represent our foundation for the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative this season.
Antonio Johnson
Organization: Everytown for Gun Safety
Many places in America are affected by gun violence, including my hometown of East St. Louis, Illinois. In 2019, I lost one of my best friends, Jaylon McKenzie, to gun violence when he was 14 years old. I am representing Everytown for Gun Safety on my cleats this season to honor him and promote the importance of gun safety in keeping kids and streets safe.
Trevor Lawrence
Organization: Wolfson Children's Hospital
Following a few patient visits to Wolfson's Children's Hospital, Marissa and I wanted to do more and decided to work with the hospital as ambassadors this season. Using them for this year's MCMC initiative made sense, and we were excited about the opportunity to work with patients we had already made connections with as our selected designers. As soon-to-be parents ourselves, it gives us a lot of joy to support kids in a Jacksonville community that has so warmly embraced us.
Ross Matiscik
Organization: Tom Coughlin Jay Fund
The Tom Coughlin Jay Fund is a foundation close to my heart and close to Jacksonville, and I'm happy to represent them for the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative for a second year. I have been lucky to build relationships with some amazing children with the Jay Fund over the past few years who are sadly fighting childhood cancer, and seeing their courage and strength in their battles has really impacted me. I'm honored to be able to show my support on my cleats and want to encourage any kids and families that are being affected by childhood cancer to keep fighting!
Chad Muma
Organization: Muma Movement
After being diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes when I was 13 years old, I knew I couldn't let it define me. My wife and I created Muma Movement to empower the next generation with Type 1 Diabetes to believe that anything is possible. I am proud to represent our foundation on my cleats to encourage those affected to keep reaching for their goals!
Brian Thomas Jr.
Organization: Nemours Children's Health
I want to make a difference on and off the field in my rookie year. This season, I have been blessed to work with Nemours Children's Health and am proud to represent them through the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative. Their mission to provide hope and healing to children and their families resonates with me, and I want to be a positive influence on the youth to prioritize their health to achieve their dreams.
"For My Wife..."
Andrew Breiner
Cause: Cancer
Organization: Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation
My wife and I have been lucky to get to know Bill and Maura Shuey during our time in Jacksonville. Since Maura was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer earlier this year, we have been inspired by her bravery and commitment to spreading awareness towards the disease. I'm proud to represent the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation in support of them and any other families who are fighting similar battles.
Mike McCoy
Cause: Cancer
Organization: Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation
I've unfortunately seen firsthand how cancer can affect a family. My wife and I are proud to call Bill and Maura Shuey friends and have been amazed by their strength throughout Maura's fight with triple negative breast cancer. I'm representing the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation to honor the grace and resilience of our friend and warrior, Maura.
Bill Shuey
Cause: Cancer
Organization: Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation
My wife, Maura, was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) this year and thankfully is now in remission. TNBC is one of the most aggressive types of breast cancer that tends to grow and spread faster, is harder to treat and affects younger women under the age of 40, so catching it early is critical. For us, supporting the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation is crucial because every contribution brings us closer to breakthroughs that can improve survival rates and give hope to those impacted by this disease.
"I'm proud to be able to give back..."
Christian Braswell
Nonprofit: Soothing Souls
"I want to make a difference on and off the field..."
Luke Farrell
Nonprofit: The Broadmoor School and Deepwood Foundation
D'Ernest Johnson
Nonprofit: Slow Grind Foundation
Brandon Scherff
Nonprofit: Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and Breast Cancer Research Foundation
"I'm honored to be able to show my support..."
Yasir Abdullah
Nonprofit: Yasir Abdullah's Sadaqah Foundation, Inc.
Cam Little
Nonprofit: Down Syndrome Connection of Northwest Arkansas & Down Syndrome Association of Jacksonville
Football Leadership
Offensive Coaches
Tyler Tettleton
Cause: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
Nick Williams
Cause: North Florida School of Special Education and Berry Good Farms
Defensive Coaches
Special Teams Coaches
Bigger Than Football
Thank you to the talented artists who helped bring all of these visions to life. Special shoutout to:
- Soles by Sir
- Joe Castro
- Dillion DeJesus
- The Children at Nemours Children's Health
- The Children at Wolfson's Children's Hospital