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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AFPI Urges Congress to Pass the Protect College Sports Act
Following today’s press conference outside the U.S. Capitol that brought together Members of Congress, college coaches, and student athletes, the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) echoes the sentiment of today’s event and the bipartisan momentum behind the Protect College Sports Act.
AFPI Releases Exclusive Interview with Enes Freedom
Today, the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) released an exclusive interview with Enes Freedom and Coach Bruce Pearl following his formal announcement to enter the 2027 WNBA Draft.
Protect the line that made women’s sports possible
On June 30, the Supreme Court ended the debate over women’s sports. Harrisburg didn’t get the memo.
Supreme Court Sides with Women’s Sports: Statement from AFPI’s Riley Gaines
In response to the Supreme Court’s decision handed down today regarding Little v. Hecox and West Virginia v. B.P.J., the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) today released the following statement from Riley Gaines, Vice Chair of Athletes for America, on the efforts to protect women’s sports
For Title IX Month, Riley Gaines Reflects on the Opportunities That Built Women’s Sports
In honor of Title IX Month, the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) today released the following statement from Riley Gaines, Vice Chair of Athletes for America, on the importance of Title IX and opportunity in women's sports
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