BREAKING: West Virginia star quarterback Scotty Fox has donated his full $20 million signing bonus and sponsorship earnings to charities and organizations supporting the homeless. “Millions of people are facing hardship every day — families without shelter, kids going hungry, veterans lacking the help they need,” Sanders said. “I could easily be one of them…”

In a remarkable act of selflessness and humanity, West Virginia Mountaineers star quarterback Scotty Fox has donated his entire $20 million signing bonus and sponsorship earnings to charities and organizations that support the homeless. The announcement was made early this morning and has already sparked widespread admiration from across the college football community and beyond.

“Millions of people are facing hardship every day — families without shelter, kids going hungry, veterans lacking the help they need,” Fox said in his statement. “I could easily be one of them.” His words, grounded in humility and empathy, reveal a deeper motivation behind the staggering gift — a desire to uplift those often forgotten or overlooked.

Fox’s donation will be distributed among a wide network of organizations, ranging from national nonprofits to small, local shelters. These funds will provide emergency housing, meals, healthcare, mental health services, job training programs, and long-term support to individuals and families experiencing homelessness across the United States, with a strong focus on communities in West Virginia.

Advocates in the homelessness sector say the impact will be immediate and far-reaching. “This isn’t just a generous donation — it’s transformational,” said Laura Bennett, executive director of Appalachian Outreach. “Scotty’s gift will allow us to expand shelter capacity, offer more meals, and provide services that literally save lives.”

At just 20 years old, Fox has already built a name for himself as a leader on the field with his strong arm and fierce determination. Now, he’s being recognized as a leader in character and compassion as well. In an era where NIL deals have changed the landscape of college sports, his decision to donate his earnings sets a powerful example of what it means to give back.