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A look back at how Seimone Augustus, Jabari Parker, Matt Forte, Ray Allen and Jason Terry take action to support their communities.

Get involved. Be hands on. Have an impact. Jason Terry calls for action as he shares his foundation's mission to create equal education opportunities for the ne

Not all classrooms are created equal, but Ray Allen wants to change that.

Jabari Parker on his work with The Boys and Girls' Club of Chicago and why he chooses to be a mentor for Chicago area youth.

Matt Forte shares his foundation's work to empower Chicago area high school students to achieve their dreams of higher education.

Lynx guard Seimone Augustus shares her work with Donors Choose, an organization committed to creating equal education opportunities around the country.

A look back at how these five athletes take action to fight for equality their communities.

Tamika Catchings on her work with the Catch the Stars Foundation, an organization created to promote fitness, literacy and development for underprivileged youth

Malcolm Jenkins takes action in the community by partnering with organizations that are working to reform the criminal justice system.

"""We are brothers. We are family."" Jamaal Charles on why he gives back to The Special Olympics."

Kelley OHara shares her fight for gender equality with Goals for Girls.

Emmanuel Sanders shares why he gives back to Denver youth through sports.

Five athletes. Five causes. Unlimited opportunities to make a difference.

Scholarships. Free football camps. New uniforms. These are just some of the countless ways Vic Beasley gives back to his Adairsville community.

Flint, Michigan raised him. Nights at the YMCA turned him into the basketball player he is today. Presented by American Family Insurance.

Growing up, Sue Bird found her supportive community in sports. Now, the WNBA star uses her platform to empower the next generation of...

Retired NBA veteran Devean George discusses his work with Building Blocks, his non-profit that helps families in underserved communities get out of survival mod

It's more than a uniform. It's the feeling of belonging that comes with it.