Tim Tebow

with the mission statement to bring faith, hope, and love to those needing a brighter day in their darkest hour of need. When I wrote that, all I did was think about that boy, where he was in his life and what he needed to bring faith, hope, and love to someone in their darkest hour of need. To sum it up, it's to fight for people that can't fight for themselves.

with the mission statement to bring faith, hope, and love to those needing a brighter day in their darkest hour of need. When I wrote that, all I did was think about that boy, where he was in his life and what he needed to bring faith, hope, and love to someone in their darkest hour of need. To sum it up, it's to fight for people that can't fight for themselves.

And when we presented this and when we launched the foundation, there were some people that wanted to be supportive, like, oh, that's a good heart. Thank you, good intentions. But there are a lot of people that said, it's too broad. You won't be successful.

And when we presented this and when we launched the foundation, there were some people that wanted to be supportive, like, oh, that's a good heart. Thank you, good intentions. But there are a lot of people that said, it's too broad. You won't be successful.

And when we presented this and when we launched the foundation, there were some people that wanted to be supportive, like, oh, that's a good heart. Thank you, good intentions. But there are a lot of people that said, it's too broad. You won't be successful.

You can't do all the things we were talking about because it started in orphan care and then a hospital and special needs and wish granting organization. And that's kind of how it started. And so many people, I even remember at our first press conference to say, this is our heart and our starting. And this is what we're calling the foundation. This is our mission statement.

You can't do all the things we were talking about because it started in orphan care and then a hospital and special needs and wish granting organization. And that's kind of how it started. And so many people, I even remember at our first press conference to say, this is our heart and our starting. And this is what we're calling the foundation. This is our mission statement.

You can't do all the things we were talking about because it started in orphan care and then a hospital and special needs and wish granting organization. And that's kind of how it started. And so many people, I even remember at our first press conference to say, this is our heart and our starting. And this is what we're calling the foundation. This is our mission statement.

And one of the first questions, but don't you think it's too broad?

And one of the first questions, but don't you think it's too broad?

And one of the first questions, but don't you think it's too broad?

I think so. And my response to it was, this is what I feel like we're called to do. And every door that God opens that He wants us to run down, I don't wanna say, oh no, because we wanna be successful, we're only gonna go down this. No, we wanna get to as many hurting people as possible.

I think so. And my response to it was, this is what I feel like we're called to do. And every door that God opens that He wants us to run down, I don't wanna say, oh no, because we wanna be successful, we're only gonna go down this. No, we wanna get to as many hurting people as possible.

I think so. And my response to it was, this is what I feel like we're called to do. And every door that God opens that He wants us to run down, I don't wanna say, oh no, because we wanna be successful, we're only gonna go down this. No, we wanna get to as many hurting people as possible.

And one of the ways that I like to share it is I knew when I got to that island and I met that boy that I love sports. I loved the game. I love baseball, basketball, and football. I love competing. I loved winning. I hated losing even more. I was nth degree competitive. And I had the chance to be somewhat successful at sports and win some championships and even MVP sometimes.

And one of the ways that I like to share it is I knew when I got to that island and I met that boy that I love sports. I loved the game. I love baseball, basketball, and football. I love competing. I loved winning. I hated losing even more. I was nth degree competitive. And I had the chance to be somewhat successful at sports and win some championships and even MVP sometimes.

And one of the ways that I like to share it is I knew when I got to that island and I met that boy that I love sports. I loved the game. I love baseball, basketball, and football. I love competing. I loved winning. I hated losing even more. I was nth degree competitive. And I had the chance to be somewhat successful at sports and win some championships and even MVP sometimes.

And one of the things that I really felt like was pricked on my heart and I don't even know Dr. Peterson if I could have explained it verbally then as much as it was just in my heart. But now the way I'd explain it was I was chasing trying to be my best and every now and then being the best and you could say chasing an MVP of most valuable player.

And one of the things that I really felt like was pricked on my heart and I don't even know Dr. Peterson if I could have explained it verbally then as much as it was just in my heart. But now the way I'd explain it was I was chasing trying to be my best and every now and then being the best and you could say chasing an MVP of most valuable player.

And one of the things that I really felt like was pricked on my heart and I don't even know Dr. Peterson if I could have explained it verbally then as much as it was just in my heart. But now the way I'd explain it was I was chasing trying to be my best and every now and then being the best and you could say chasing an MVP of most valuable player.