Jordan Thompson's Reps for Rare Diseases 2019

As I take a step toward my NFL dream, I’d like to use this opportunity to give back. I have committed my performance at the Northwestern Pro Day to support Uplifting Athletes and its mission to inspire the Rare Disease Community with hope through the power of sport.

During my time as a student-athlete at Northwestern I realized the platform athletes have to make a difference. I will never forget the way the Lift For Life brought the Northwestern Community together in support of this great cause. It’s important to me to make the most of that opportunity and turn it into something positive. That is why I hope you will help me make a positive impact on the 30 million Americans affected by rare disease by supporting my campaign!

Fans and supporters can pledge for each bench press rep I perform (my goal is 24) at the Northwestern Pro Day on March 12th.

Please join my team by making a pledge today!

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How you can help

· Pledge for each bench press rep I perform at Northwestern Pro Day.

· Make a one-time flat donation

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About Uplifting Athletes

A nonprofit organization founded in 2007, Uplifting Athletes inspires the Rare Disease Community with hope through the power of sport. A rare disease is one that affects fewer than 200,000 Americans and typically lacks financial incentive to make and market new treatments. Uplifting Athletes fulfills its mission through a unique network of college football student-athlete led chapters, Uplifting Ambassadors and Team UA participants.

Since its inception, Uplifting Athletes has raised more than $4.5 million in support of the Rare Disease Community with a third of that, $1.5 million, given to fund rare disease research. To learn more about Uplifting Athletes visit www.upliftingathletes.org

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Thank You!

Thank you for your support of my campaign and the Rare Disease Community. Every little bit helps. Please don’t forget to share this campaign and your support on social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.)

#WeTackleRare

Sincerely,

Jordan Thompson