Domonique Foxworth has focused the majority of his community outreach on the Boys and Girls Club of Denver. He originally collaborated with the Boys and Girls Club to raise funds to build a teen center yet, after getting to know the staff and children, Domonique began leading an after-school writing program. Since then, Domonique is taking his philanthropic endeavors a step further and is currently in the process of creating a program for middle and high school underprivileged boys and will provide tutoring, mentoring, writing skills, social skills to help them live to their potential.

Domonique was a nominee for the Walter Payton Man of the Year in 2007, as well as the 2007 Humanitarian Award from the Denver Broncos.

Domonique Foxworth draws his inspiration from civil rights leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr., Jackie Robinson, Rosa Parks, and Jesse Owens who proved that a person can have a lasting impact on the their community, regardless of their financial status. Domonique also turned the tragic loss of a close friend and teammate into a legacy by naming the teen center at the Boys and Girls Club in his honor.

About Domonique Foxworth

Domonique Foxworth is a young and very active cornerback in the NFL. After being drafted in the 3rd round in 2005 to the Denver Broncos, Domonique spent two seasons there before he was traded to the Atlanta Falcons in 2008. He is preparing to start the 2009 season in his home city with the Baltimore Ravens. Foxworth attended Western Tech Preparatory and racked up more than 4,800 all purpose yards and a school-record of 43 touchdowns. He attended University of Maryland, where he earned both 1st and 2nd team All-ACC honors and received his degree in American Studies in under 4 years. He continues to be an active advocate for education.