HOFH Charity Dinner & Concert
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Hall of Fame Health and Fund Recovery would like to share gratitude to everyone who joined us in Nashville for our Inaugural Hall of Fame Health Charity Dinner & Concert! All proceeds from the event will go towards Fund Recovery’s Hall of Fame Family Recovery Fund. This fund is specifically designed for any former professional football player (regardless of career length), their spouse, children or siblings to receive monetary support for mental health or substance use services. with athletes, hall of famers, celebrities, community leaders, and supporters who joined us for this mission to help professional athletes and their families. A picture is worth a thousand words, so please enjoy the photos below that capture the heart and spirit of the evening!

Professional football player Oren Burks, and wife Jocelyn Burks.

Former professional football player and Hall of Fame Family Recovery Fund Oversight Committee member Eric Decker received the Hall of Fame Health and Fund Recovery Community Impact Award for Nashville 2022.

Hall of Fame Player Steve Hutchinson (right) with wife and active member of Hall of Fame Health Wives Advisory Committee Landyn Hutchinson (left) attended the Nashville Charity Dinner and Concert event at The Twelve Thirty Club.

20th US Surgeon General Jerome Adams (above) participated in the Nashville event for Hall of Fame Family Recovery Fund, and thanked Vanderbilt Health for being the exclusive healthcare partner for this charity dinner and concert event.

Hall of Fame Players Steve Hutchinson (far left) and Steve Atwater (center right), with NFL All Pro and current president of the NFL Alumni Association of Tennessee Al Smith (center left), and professional football player Delanie Walker join together to support the Hall of Fame Family Recovery Fund.

Letha Atwater, pictured with husband Hall of Fame Player Steve Atwater (right) and Hall of Fame Player Charles Haley (left), is a key part of both the Wives Advisory Committee and Player Transition Committee. She assists in steering our efforts and ensures we are meeting the needs of our football community. In addition, she is also working towards creating better systems and processes for helping those in our community "transition" - whether that transition occurs from the football field or from the battlefield.

Current professional football player Trent Taylor (center left), and his wife mental health coach Sarah Taylor (far left) together with professional football player George Kittle (center right), and wife Claire Kittle (far right) raised donations to contribute towards The Hall of Fame Family Recovery Fund.

Heisman trophy winner and current Tennessee State University of Eddie George (right), and Executive Director of Fund Recovery Ryan Cain (Left).

Guests attending the event enjoyed performances throughout the evening from Jessie James Decker, Chase Rice, Whalen Stone, and Tyler Rich. We would like to give a very big thank you to these artists for taking the time to perform and share their talents with us for such a prominent cause!

A silent auction was held during the event to raise donations. All proceeds put forth during the silent auction will be directed to the Hall of Fame Family Recovery Fund.