Tua Tagovailoa Champions Youth Wellness and Education Through the Tua Foundation
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa continues to make waves far beyond the football field. Through his Tua Foundation, the Pro Bowl signal-caller is channeling his passion for community into initiatives that promote
“I believe every young person should have the tools and support to succeed in life — on and off the field,” Tagovailoa said. “I’m honored to invest in our community’s future.”
Founded in 2021, the Tua Foundation focuses on empowering youth, advancing health and wellness, and supporting communities in need. With roots in both Hawaii and Alabama, and now deep ties to
In South Florida, the foundation has partnered with local organizations and schools to fund
Beyond Tua’s personal foundation, the Miami Dolphins Foundation has long played a central role in community uplift, funding scholarships, supporting minority-owned local businesses, and promoting physical health through its
“Having Tua as a leader on and off the field reflects everything we value as an organization,” a Dolphins spokesperson said. “His work shows that football is just the beginning of what athletes can give back.”
Tagovailoa’s philanthropy has also extended internationally. In his native Hawaii, his foundation has sponsored youth camps and family outreach programs, helping young athletes pursue dreams that once felt out of reach. The quarterback frequently emphasizes gratitude, faith, and responsibility — values he attributes to his upbringing — as driving forces behind his charitable work.
Whether he’s leading a fourth-quarter comeback or leading by example off the field, Tagovailoa’s impact continues to grow. His foundation’s blend of education, wellness, and community support embodies a message that resonates across all generations:
For the Dolphins star, legacy isn’t just about stats or championships — it’s about the lives changed along the way. Through the Tua Foundation, he’s ensuring that every child in South Florida and beyond has the chance to thrive, dream, and believe that anything is possible.
Chip Kelly Claps Back at Viral Raiders Report
During ESPN’s Monday Night Football broadcast, Peter Schrager reported that Tom Brady speaks with Las Vegas Raiders offensive coordinator Chip Kelly two or three times a week about the gameplan. Normally, that wouldn’t be a problem, but in addition to Brady’s role as minority owner in the Raiders, he’s also a color commentator for Fox.
This has raised many questions around the league about whether or not it’s a conflict of interest for Brady to own a team and cover NFL games for a media outlet. However, Schrager may have been overblown, according to the Raiders.
Kelly responded to the report and claimed that it wasn’t true.
“I don’t know what was said on the broadcast because we don’t watch the games. But Tom’s involvement with me is — I spend a lot of time just talking football with him,” Kelly told reporters on Thursday. “But it’s not on a — we don’t talk about game plans.”
While Kelly doesn’t go over gameplan stuff with Brady, he has gone over some things with the legendary quarterback.
“I just used him as a resource of, hey, when you faced a Mike Zimmer-type defense, what did you like protection-wise and play-wise?” Kelly said. “But on a weekly basis, he’s not game-planning with us or talking to us. … But he doesn’t talk to the coaches when he’s up there. I think he’s just watching football.”
Kelly Says Brady Doesn’t Have Time to Be Too Involved
From the Raiders’ perspective, why wouldn’t they consult with Brady on football matters? He’s a minority owner in the franchise and has a wealth of football knowledge.
The onus is on him to keep everything above board. According to Kelly, Brady is simply too busy to be overly involved in the team’s weekly gameplanning.
“In terms of weekly game plans, that’s not a collaboration that we do,” Kelly said. “He’s also a busy guy, so I haven’t even thought of using him to do that, and I don’t think you can. So, our staff does all that.
“But he’s been a guy that I can talk football with, just shooting it about, hey, have you ever faced a two-trap defense or the inverted Tampa two that everybody’s running now. If you’ve ever [seen it], what are your thoughts about that? Things like that. But we don’t talk game plan at all or any of that stuff, in terms of on a weekly basis.”
Is This Issue Going to Go Away for Raiders?
This topic has been a talking point ever since it was revealed that Brady was buying into the franchise. Unfortunately for the team, it’s not likely to go away anytime soon.
The NFL doesn’t seem keen on stepping in, but the noise could get louder if the Raiders manage to beat the Washington Commanders and Chicago Bears in the coming weeks, two teams that Brady has covered or will cover for Fox ahead of the games. Eventually, Brady may need to make the decision to step away from Fox, but it’s hard to imagine anything will happen this year.
