Deion Sanders Plans To Donate Half Of His Salary For New Jackson State Football Facility

Deion Sanders Plans To Donate Half Of His Salary For New Jackson State Football Facility
“To get this done for these kids…I’ll put half on it to get this done. If you don’t believe me, check me. I will send you the receipts.”
The former NFL player reportedly signed a four-year deal with Jackson State University that garnered an average value of $300,000 per year in 2020. Now, it seems the 54-year-old is willing to give up a large amount of that money.

Deion Sanders
According to reports, Jackson State looks to finish construction on the new facility by Aug. 4, one day before the start of football camp and one month before the 2022 regular season kicks off. Once the renovations are completed, the facility will feature a new state-of-the-art locker room, coach’s offices, meeting areas and players lounge.
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