Pivot Special: Conversation around Domestic Violence with the Cleveland Browns led by Survivor Sabrina Greenlee, mother of NFL star DeAndre Hopkins, who details becoming blind by abuse and shares painful story to create awareness/impact
A Pivot Podcast special creating conversation around Domestic Violence generating awareness and discussing preventive measures with a survivor in our NFL family, the mother of star Wide Receiver DeAndre Hopkins. Our Pivot purpose, is a commitment not just to have the fun conversations or interview A-list stars, but to…
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