Panthers RB Works To Raise Money For Victims In His Hometown Of Houston

August 31, 2017

Justin Pryor,

CHARLOTTE, NC — Carolina Panthers running back Fozzy Whittaker is working to raise money for his hometown of Houston following the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.

Whittaker’s family still lives in the Houston area and have been lucky to avoid the flooding waters, but countless others have seen there entire lives washed away. Whittaker is now working to raise money for those families that have fallen victim to Harvey’s destruction.

Prayers for the city! #Repost @terrythetrainer (@get_repost) ・・・ My beautiful city is under water. 911 services "at max capacity". So many people in need. This is so hard to take in. If you're in Houston, PLEASE take the local authorities seriously and don't unnecessarily risk getting out. I'm praying continually for safety and that the waters recede. One thing I know is this: Houston is STRONG, and we will be restored.

A post shared by Fozzy Whittaker (@fozzywhitt) on Aug 27, 2017 at 4:18pm PDT

Anyone wishing to make a donation to ‘Fozzy’s Future Heroes’ Harvey Relief can do so by clicking here. Funds received will go directly to helping Sarah’s House as well as other Hurricane Harvey victims in the greater Houston area.

You can also get more information on the ‘Fozzy’s Future Heroes’ organization by clicking here.