1. Warrick Dunn Foundation Warrick Dunn helps struggling single parents purchase homes. Warrick puts the down payment on homes. The program, has assisted roughly 45 single parents and 120 children in Atlanta, Baton Rouge, and Tampa, Florida. Dunn's goal is help these parents realize the dream that his mother was not able to give to him and his siblings, to own their own home.

2. Recognizing Warrick Dunn He received a Giant Step Award in civic leadership from former President Bill Clinton for his program. In 2005, Dunn was presented with the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award; the award is the only NFL award that recognizes a player for his community service

3. Peyback Foundation Shortly after beginning his NFL career, Manning started his own charity, the Peyback Foundation. The Peyback Foundation's mission is to help disadvantaged kids, and focuses its efforts in Louisiana, Tennessee, and Indiana. All places where Peyton Manning has lived.

4. Hurricane Katrina Peyton Manning & his brother Eli, went back to their hometown New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina hit to help first hand in the effort to repair the city. They brought necessary materials and helped unpack them and deliver them to those in need.

5. Dominating The Tour dè France It was a remarkable story when Lance was able to win the 1999 Tour de France after his battle with cancer. He went on to win 7 consecutive titles before retiring as the champion in 2005.

6. Lance Armstrong Foundation Founded in 1997, The Lance Armstrong Foundation is a nonprofit organization that provides support for people affected by cancer. The LAF mission is 'to inspire and empower' cancer sufferers and their families, under their motto "unity is strength, knowledge is power and attitude is everything".

7. Rwanda Facts Capital: Kigali Language: Kinyarwanda, French, English Republic Government President: Paul Kagame Prime Minister: Bernard Makuza Currency: Rwandan franc Population: 10,186,063

8. Economy GDP per Capita: $1,300 Rwanda has few natural resources and minimal industry. Its primary exports are coffee, tea, flowers and minerals. 60% of the population live below the poverty line.

9. Civil War & Genocide From 1975-1994 Military and Hutu militia groups began rounding up and killing all Tutsis with inexpensive weapons. The killings spread throughout the entire country They are now working on finding all those responsible for the killings.

10. UNICEF Helping They have programs, such as Medium Term Strategic Plan, and Convention on the Rights of the Child. These help the kids in the region get away from the violence and the terrors. The highly constant donations keep this well known organization running.

11. Kacyiru Health Centre in Kigali, Rwanda. Last year UNICEF, along with Rwandan First Lady Jeanette Kagame, opened up this new Health Center to help the people of Rwanda. This allows the citizens to be healthy enough to work and boost the economy.