DEARBORN — Detroit Lions players Stephen Tulloch and Nate Burleson will hold a free football camp for children June 1 and a celebrity softball game one week later.
Linebacker Stephen Tulloch wins the Detroit Lions award for off-the-field community service
These winners were invited to submit applications for the Byron “Whizzer” White Award — the highest honor the NFLPA can bestow on a player.
Since Stephen arrived in Detroit he thought of a way to positively impact people in need and also support those who are making a difference. As a critical part of his Operation 55 program the foundation created the Game Day Experience initiative.
Lions linebacker Stephen Tulloch sits down with NBC’s Kristen Dalhgren in a Today Show interview to talk about what inspired him to help families dealing with cancer.
Detroit Lions players wrapped thousands of the city’s children in warmth today, handing out 4,000 winter coats during a giveaway sponsored by a local pizza chain.
On December 7, 2012, Stephen Tulloch and friends will team up with Angels of Hope to bring the Southeast Michigan business community together for a special evening, the 4thAnnual Athletes Adopting Families for the Holidays event at Tre Monti in Troy, MI (1695 East Big Beaver Road Troy, MI 48083).
For the 4th consecutive year, Happy’s Pizza is joining forces with Greater Grace Temple in Detroit for its Happy’s Coats for Kids campaign. This year, Detroit Lions’ players, Nate Burleson, Lomas Brown and Stephen Tulloch, will host the giveaway on Nov. 17 from 1 to 5 p.m. at New Rogell Golf Course in Detroit.