Athletes for America Engage in Several Impactful Ways:
Advancing America First policy changes at both state and federal levels.
Sharing stories on faith, hard work, and American values with millions through the Lou Holtz Show podcast.
Authoring op-eds and appearing on national and local news to amplify America First policies and messaging.
Engaging in local community and church events, encouraging grassroots involvement.
Using social media to reach millions and spread messages on faith, values, and America First policies.
The mission of Athletes for America is clear: to build a formidable coalition of athletes dedicated to preserving and promoting America's greatness while standing strong in their faith and values. By harnessing athletes' unique platform and influence, we strive to inspire and lead by example, fostering a culture of excellence, integrity, and patriotism. Our coalition is committed to advancing American ideals through cultural and policy initiatives reflecting our core principles.
Through strategic collaborations and grassroots efforts, Athletes for America is making significant strides in shaping public discourse and influencing policy. From championing educational reforms and uplifting underserved communities to supporting faith-based initiatives, our work aims to promote positive change and reinforce the values that define our great country.
The coalition has already begun to drive numerous cultural and policy advancements, demonstrating the powerful impact of athletes committed to making a difference.
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The Lou Holtz Show with Dat Nguyen | S2E6
Coach Lou Holtz interviews NFL legend Dat Nguyen on faith, family, perseverance, and the American Dream—from Vietnam to the Dallas Cowboys.
The Lou Holtz Show with Aaron Golub | S2E5
Coach Lou Holtz sits down with Aaron Golub, the first legally blind D1 athlete, for an inspiring conversation on resilience, leadership, and overcoming adversity.
Riley Gaines and Jack Brewer Statement on Upcoming MN House Vote to Protect Girls’ Sports
ST. PAUL, MN – Riley Gaines, vice chair of the America First Athletes Coalition at the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) and host of OutKick's Gaines for Girls podcast, and Jack Brewer, former NFL Minnesota Vikings team captain, vice chair of AFPI's Center for 1776, and chair of the Center for Opportunity Now, issued the following statement ahead of the Minnesota House vote on HF 12.
The Lou Holtz Show with Frank D. Murphy | S2E4
Coach Lou Holtz interviews former NFL player Frank D. Murphy on redemption, resilience, and faith—from incarceration to the NFL. A powerful story of second chances.
Cruel and Unusual? The Legal Battle Over Sex-Segregated Prisons and the Eighth Ammendments
“Kamala is for they/them.” That line, part of an ad by President Trump’s campaign during the 2024 campaign, was viral in its reach and brutally effective in framing and freezing his opponent—particularly among suburban women. But the story behind the soundbite is a real, and still active, legal and policy battle.