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GAME CHANGER​

The Game Is Raising Money. The Opposing Team Is Disease.

About Us

Reaching New Heights For Children’s Health

Quarterbacking Children’s Health Foundation is united by a love of football, but it’s fundraising that sets us apart

Raised to support children in the community.
Members strong.
Organizations funded by MMQBC contributions.​

2026 Charity Roster

Fueled by funds raised during our 2025 campaign, the Monday Morning Quarterback Club delivered a game-changing $2.75 million to 36 children’s health organizations this year. Meet the all-star lineup of partners helping us change the game for kids and families across Alabama.

Breakthrough T1D logo
Camp McDowell logo
Camp Seale Harris Logo
Children's Harbor logo
Children's of Alabama logo
Easterseals of the Birmingham Area logo
Embrace Alabama Kids logo
Exceptional Foundation logo
Glenwood logo
Grace House logo
Hand in Paw Animal Assisted Therapy
HudsonAlpha logo
Iron City Trykes
Kid One logo
Kings Home logo
Libby's Friends logo
Mitchell's Place logo
Mothers' Milk Bank of Alabama
Oasis logo
Preschool Partners logo
Prescott House logo
Red Mountain Grace logo
RISE Center logo
Ronald McDonald House Alabama
Sight Savers America logo
Smile-A-Mile logo
Spring Valley School
Bell Center logo
Trinity Counseling logo
UAB Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences logo
UAB Arts in Medicine logo
UAB Sports & Exercise Medicine logo
UAB Tuberous Sclerosis Complex Clinic logo
United Ability logo
Wellhouse logo
WISE Woolley Institute for Spoken-Language logo
#BhamMMQBCMemories

MMQBC Memories​

Some of the favorite moments from throughout the season, as remembered by our MMQBC Members.

My favorite moment this year was when we saw Michelle’s daughter, Madison, who underwent cancer treatment when she was younger and is a thriving young woman now. Seeing the QB Club have an impact on one of our own made it come home in a special way. It brought tears to my eyes to see Madison years later doing so well.

Norman Jetmunden

I like the Nix Family story. As a member of the club, sometimes we don’t realize how we might directly benefit from the charities we support. Having your 2-year-old son’s eye removed at Callahan might be more comforting knowing our funding provides best in class healthcare.

John Coleman

Seeing the helicopter on top of Children’s was a unique moment to not only see the direct impact of the club, but to get a peek behind the curtain of the critical transport team and what they go through every day.

Parker Israel

For me, the best moment was the visit to the Woolley Institute for Spoken-Language Education (WISE). This interaction demonstrated the power of our partnership to help children in our community who struggle to hear and speak.

Will Davis