High School Football Star Uses Fame To Help Foster Kids
February 19, 2023
A high school football player had a traumatic early childhood.
Once he could profit off his name, image and likeness, he sought to help other kids and give them a brighter future.

Malachi Coleman and his family
12 years ago, Malachi Coleman and his sister were left on the side of the road by his mother.
She never returned.
They entered the foster care system and were eventually adopted by a loving family. But they suffered years of abuse.
Now, the star wide receiver at Lincoln East High School will be playing college football for the University of Nebraska.
Using his star power in the community, Malachi started right away to help others.
Steve Hartman shares the touching story in "On the Road":
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