Tim Tebow Says Loving and Serving Others is 'Bigger Than Football'
Former football star and current SEC analyst Tim Tebow says
he wants to be known for his faith and service as well as his football career.
Christian Today reports that though Tebow is most well-known
for his football career, he has since been involved in a number of humanitarian
and charitable organizations and events.
Tebow recently hosted the sixth annual Celebrity Golf
Classic which raised more than $5.5 million for the medical expenses of
children were are ill or have special needs.
"Tonight is about these kids," Tebow said during
the event. "It's not about football. It's about what we're doing, through
faith, hope and love and the people we serve all over the world. That's going
to
be bigger than football every single day of my life."
"I look forward to this every year," he added.
"This is a special time. It's loving people with special needs, caring for
people with special needs, about who is being loved and who is being
served."
Tebow has also started the Tebow Cure Hospital in the
Philippines which specializes in children’s orthopedics.
Money from the Celebrity Golf Classic will go toward the
Cure Hospital, Timmy’s Playrooms, the Night to Shine Prom, which gives children
with special needs a special Valentine’s Day celebration, and W15H, which
grants the wishes of children with life-threatening illnesses.
Fellow Gator Heisman Trophy winner Danny Wuerffel spoke of
Tebow’s football career and his commitment to helping others: “Football is
obviously the most known and recognized thing to a lot of people, but when you
look at the platform he has, his greatest years are yet to come, whether he
plays in a Super Bowl or never plays again.”
Source: Christian Headlines
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