Steve McNair's Katrina Relief

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Steve "Air" McNair Foundation

Hurricane Katrina Relief

Steve McNair is asking you to join him in an ongoing effort to bring relief to those impacted by Hurricane Katrina. Making a donation of $100 will make a big difference to those who lost during this great tragedy and still suffer from its destruction. For making a $100 contribution, you will receive a personally autographed photo from Steve McNair. All proceeds will benefit Hurrican Katrina victims and reconstruction efforts.

Please make checks payable to: The Steve McNair Foundation, Inc.

You can send you donation to:

The Steve McNair Foundation, Inc.
209 10th Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37218

Thank you for your support and prayers.

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Steve LaTreal McNair was born February 14, 1973 to Ms. Lucille McNair in the small rural community of Mt. Pleasant, (in Mt. Olive) Mississippi—population of approximately 100. He was raised in a single-parent household with his four brothers--Fred, Tim, Jason, and Michael ("Doc")--by his mother who worked a factory graveyard shift to provide for her family. Ms. McNair not only worked hard to provide for her family but strived to instill in them certain values such as hard work, perseverance, honesty and integrity. When Steve was very young, Fred, the oldest of the McNair boys, became the man of the house / father-figure for Steve and his brothers. He made certain that everyone did their homework and farm chores as well as bathing and brushing their teeth before bedtime. Fred was also the one Steve turned to for advice on everything from choosing a college to deciding which sport to play since he was an All-Star athlete in four sports. Steve...

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It soon became apparent that McNair’s choice of a Division I-AA school would not negatively affect his NFL draft status when, on April 22, 1995, he was chosen as the third pick in the first round of the draft by the Houston Oilers. At age 22, McNair became the highest-drafted black quarterback ever. In August of 1995, he signed a contract for $28.4 million dollars over seven (7) years, making him the Oiler’s highest-paid player and the highest paid rookie in the history of the NFL.

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