Supporting Those Who Play for Others

For the past six years, we have come together for charities, mentoring programs, community initiatives, and the great game of football. Year after year, we have given our time, energy, and resources to help others—raising thousands of dollars and making a difference without the backing or support needed to protect our own players when injuries occur.

Now, it is time to change that.


WHY ARE WE HERE

IT IS TIME TO TAKE CARE OF OUR OWN.

The officers who step onto the field each May to put their bodies on the line for something bigger than themselves. Behind every game is the possibility of injury, recovery, rehabilitation, and time away from the people who matter most—their families.

Our goal is simple: make sure our officers are taken care of.

We want to help provide support as they recover from injuries, get back on their feet, and, most importantly, remain present and available for their families during the recovery process.

WHO ARE WE??????

Touchdowns for Today is made up of players, wives, coaches, and friends who have witnessed firsthand the aftermath of this brutal game.

We understand the commitment.
We understand the sacrifice.
We understand what happens after the lights go out and the game is over.

We have always believed in giving back to the community. We still do. But we also believe that the people who give so much to others deserve to know that someone has their back when they need it most.

THE GAME IS BIGGER THAN FOOTBALL.

We want this tradition to continue for the greater good. We want to continue supporting charities, mentoring programs, youth initiatives, and our communities.

But moving forward, we must also take care of the officers who make this game possible.

These men step onto the field to perform in one of the biggest spectacles in May, representing their departments, their families, their teammates, and their communities.

They give everything on the field.

Now, it is our turn to give back to them.

TOUCHDOWNS FOR TODAY

Support. Recover. Together.

Because the game may last only a few hours, but the impact of an injury can last a lifetime.

Help us make sure our officers—and the families standing beside them—are not left behind when the game is over.