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“It is truly a special thing that he has created here at Michigan Medicine,“ said Dr. With Woodson’s money and donations from the public, researchers in Ann Arbor, Michigan, are developing the technology to preserve a heart for a day instead of just several hours for transplants. “The opportunity to help save lives, I think that’s really at the root of it,” he said. Woodson aimed to attract the world’s best researchers to help children. He donated $2 million in 2009 to the new University of Michigan Mott Children’s Hospital and Women’s Hospital, creating the Charles Woodson Clinical Research Fund. The 44-year-old Woodson has brought joy to countless people in Ohio, Michigan, California, Wisconsin and beyond with his play on the field and his mission off it to build a legacy that transcends sports. “I would be crying because I couldn’t move around, but once he started dragging me around, I’m kind of part of the crew because he’s making me a part of the fun. “My older brother and my sister always tell a story of me kind of crawling around and dragging these behind and my brother would grab my arms and pull me,“ Woodson said in an interview with The Associated Press, holding tiny white shoes attached to a brace.

CHARLES WOODSON HEISMAN PRO

Growing up in Fremont, Ohio, he overcame the deformity and went on to become a first-ballot Pro Football Hall of Famer, who will be inducted about 100 miles from his hometown on Sunday. The former Oakland Raiders and Green Bay Packers defensive back also was holding the shoes and brace he wore after he was born with clubfoot. Woodson cradled the Heisman Trophy and Thorpe Award he won as a three-way, national championship player at Michigan. (AP) - Charles Woodson walked onto his covered patio, overlooking a pool and golf course, to share some sources of pride with visitors.

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