UFC star, Colby "Chaos" Covington, Launches Non-Profit

A big name in the UFC world has announced the launch of his new non-profit organization, "America's Champions Foundation". The organization, founded by top-ranked fighter Colby "Chaos" Covington, aims to provide support and assistance to military veterans and first responders.


In a recent interview, Covington spoke about the inspiration behind the foundation. "My Grandfather is a Vietnam and Korean War Veteran, I have a deep appreciation for the sacrifices that our military members and first responders make every day. I wanted to find a way to give back and make a difference in their lives."


The foundation will offer life skills and career development training events throughout the year. "We want to be there for these heroes every step of the way," said Covington.


The launch event for America's Champions Foundation is a poker tournament and meet-and-greet that will take place at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek, where Covington will be joined by several special guests, including retired military members and first responders. Covington is expected to make a heartfelt speech about his personal connection to the cause and the importance of supporting those who have served our country.


The community has already shown an outpouring of support for the foundation, with businesses and individuals making donations and offering support. "The response has been absolutely amazing," said Covington. "I can't wait to see the impact that we can make together."

Fans of Covington and supporters of military veterans and first responders are encouraged to attend the launch event at the Seminole Casino Coconut Creek and can go to americaschampions.org to find out more about how they can get involved with America's Champions Foundation.

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Fort Liberty, NC - [16 May, 2024] - America’s Champions Foundation (ACF) has extended a compassionate grant to Andy, an active duty service member stationed at Fort Liberty, North Carolina, who recently faced the heartbreaking loss of his son in a tragic vehicle accident. "Losing my son was something I never imagined going through. It has been a tough time for our family and we are grateful for the support of America’s Champions Foundation," said Andy. The emotional and financial burdens associated with such a devastating event have been further complicated by Andy’s military service, which has placed his family far from their immediate support network. To facilitate the presence of his family during this difficult period, Andy has had to arrange housing and flights for relatives traveling from as far away as Africa and Germany. Stephen, CEO of America’s Champions Foundation, expressed his heartfelt condolences, stating, "When I learned about this incident, I immediately knew that this was exactly the kind of situation ACF was founded for. Our deepest condolences go out to the family and we wish them happiness in abundance as they heal from this tragedy that no parent should ever have to face." America’s Champions Foundation, a non-profit charity established in 2023 by UFC Fighter Colby Covington, is dedicated to supporting Veterans, First Responders, and their surviving spouses and children. The organization remains steadfast in its mission to provide relief and support to those who have sacrificed for their country and community. For further information, please visit the ACF website at www.americaschampions.org About America’s Champions Foundation  America’s Champions Foundation was founded in 2023 by UFC Fighter Colby Covington. The organization aims to provide comprehensive support to Veterans, First Responders, and their surviving spouses and children, ensuring they receive the assistance they need in times of hardship.
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