LaMarr Woodley 6th Annual Football Camp
LaMarr Woodley 6th Annual Football Camp
Saturday, June 8, 8am - 12pm; check-in between 7 - 8am
Saginaw High School Football Field
3100 Webber Street, Saginaw, MI
3100 Webber Street, Saginaw, MI
Ages 7-15
Please print the registration form and waiver form and mail to the address listed on the form. Registration and waiver of liability form submission is due by Friday, May 24th. Space is limited to the first 450 youth so REGISTER EARLY!!!
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LaMarr Woodley, the starting outside linebacker for the Super Bowl Champion Pittsburgh Steelers wants you to match his pledge of $500 per sack and help build his charity initiative, LaMarr Woodley’s Sack Attack.
For every sack LaMarr records in the 2010 NFL Season, he has pledged $500 to support organizations serving disadvantaged kids in Michigan and Pittsburgh and is looking for sponsors to match his pledge. Each sack donation will be added to the $5,000 donation LaMarr has already committed to this program.
For every sack LaMarr records in the 2010 NFL Season, he has pledged $500 to support organizations serving disadvantaged kids in Michigan and Pittsburgh and is looking for sponsors to match his pledge. Each sack donation will be added to the $5,000 donation LaMarr has already committed to this program.
LaMarr Woodley has been giving back to the community ever since he was in college at the University of Michigan. While there LaMarr started an event with former Michigan State University football player and current St. Louis Rams defensive lineman Clifton Ryan. The two launched the Heroes For Kids benefit, a yearly golf outing, as a way to give back to Saginaw, MI, where both were born and played sports when they were younger. Woodley and Ryan bring along about 20 of their teammates each year to take part in the golf portion of the Heroes For Kids event and to later sign autographs for Saginaw children. Even after graduating from their respective Universities, and making it in the pros, LaMarr and Clifton have remained committed to the event and the children of Saginaw, returning every summer for the Heroes For Kids event.
To further strengthen his bond with the community of Saginaw, LaMarr established
the LaMarr Woodley Annual Football Camp held in June of each year. This is a
free camp for 300 local Saginaw area kids ages 8-14 at Saginaw High School. Kids
receive t-shirts, Papa John’s lunch, Gatorade and Nike bags. They also each
receive autographs from LaMarr and his NFL friends in attendance who participate
in the event.
In addition to giving back to his hometown community, LaMarr has also taken an active role in his new adopted hometown of Pittsburgh, PA. LaMarr heads up the Holiday Toy Drive, held every year at The Mall at Robinson. The players signed autographs in exchange for the donation of a new, unwrapped toy to benefit Children’s Child Life Department. The Child Life Department provides support, education and assistance to children, teens and their families who are adjusting to illness or hospitalization through programs and services appropriate for children’s development, emotional and educational needs.
Recently LaMarr donated an authentic signed Super Bowl football, photograph and a personalized Terrible Towel from Hometowne Sports to a child in need, Benjamin Reece. In March of 2009, Benjamin was diagnosed with Metopic Craniosynostosis, a premature fusing of the sutures in the skull which restricts skull growth and can cause brain and vision problems as a child grows if not surgically corrected. The surgery was a success and Benjamin is recovering nicely.
LaMarr also works closely with the Steelers’ community relations department through various team events. On any given week, you can find LaMarr at the local Boys and Girls Club. Due to LaMarr’s involvement with the Boys and Girls Club he was honored nationally by them with the “Dedication to Youth” Award at their recent awards banquet.




