Josh Perry's Leap for Special Operations

As I began my training for the NFL Combine at EXOS in Gulf Breeze, Florida, I thought improving my athletic performance would be the biggest impact the training center would have on me. I quickly realized that their impact far exceeded increasing my vertical leap. EXOS not only trains athletes like myself, but rehabilitates special operations men and women injured in action. My time at EXOS has allowed me to build a special bond with these brave individuals serving our country.

Join me in supporting active duty wounded or injured members of the Special Operations community at the 2016 NFL Combine. Pledge a donation toward every inch I leap in vertical jump to support our service men and women.

Proceeds benefit the Eagle Fund, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.

For some added excitement, former Georgia Bulldog WR Malcolm Mitchell and I are competing to see who can raise the most money for the Eagle Fund from our vertical jumps! Click here to track our competition!

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HOW CAN YOU HELP?

1. Pledge a donation for every inch I leap in the vertical jump (best result)
2. By making a one-time donation

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The Eagle Fund is a program developed as a partnership with the Andrews Research & Education Foundation (AREF) and EXOS, world leaders in sports medicine and human performance. This program exists for the purpose of supporting active duty wounded or injured members of the Special Operations community. We provide our participants with physical therapy, performance training, nutritional support, and massage therapy through the EXOS Comeback Initiative.

To learn more about The Eagle Fund, visit theeaglefund.org

Thank you for your support of my campaign and of our service men and women!

Sincerely,

Josh Perry