Six philanthropic football personalities, including the NFL’s first female coach, received this year’s Steinberg DeNicola Humanitarian Award.
Las Vegas, NV - As part of our annual Super Bowl weekend we provided lunch and books to the families and staff at the Ronald McDonald House in the Super Bowl city. We team up with Marnie Schneider, author of the books Football Freddie and Fumble the Dog, she is also the grand daughter of former Eagles Owner Leonard Tose who was one of the co-founders of the Ronald McDonald house in Philadelphia 50 years ago. The Ronald McDonald House is now 380 + houses strong around the world. Our Super Bowl tradition brings joy to the families and staff we meet but also it brings joy to our hearts.
Phoenix AZ - The 36th annual Leigh Steinberg Super Bowl Party took place in Arizona on Saturday February 11, 2023, at The Salt River Fields iconic Spring Training Stadium. For the past 8 years the Steinberg Superbowl Party celebrates the best in sports, by honoring athletes, owners, coaches, and executives with the Steinberg DeNicola Humanitarian Award. Since today they have honored 60 awardees. The Steinberg DeNicola Humanitarian Award was started so they can recognize all the people in Sports who are making the world a better place.
Minneapolis, Minnesota set the stage for the NFL’s 52-year Super Bowl anniversary and the 31st Annual Leigh Steinberg Super Bowl Party which kicked off at noon on Saturday, Feb. 3rd. The party provided a star-studded backdrop for the second annual Steinberg-DeNicola Humanitarian Awards, honoring members of the NFL family for outstanding contributions to their communities and their fellow man. Described as “the granddaddy of Super Bowl parties,” Steinberg’s invitation-only charity bash attracts luminaries from the worlds of sports, business, media and entertainment, including Hall of Famers, movie stars, CEOs and politicians.
Members from Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Minneapolis, along with their mentors, were guests of Cosmo DeNicola Companies at the 31st Annual Leigh Steinberg Super Bowl Party on Saturday February 3rd. Program Manager, Morgan DeNicola wanted to find a way for young men to experience Super Bowl weekend, since it was taking place in their hometown.
Minneapolis; January 29, 2018: As the granddaughter of the former Philadelphia Eagles owner and co-founder of the Ronald McDonald House Leonard Tose, Marnie Schneider was raised with a dedication to family, charity, and sports. Tose helped found the Ronald McDonald House in 1974 when Eagles player Fred Hill’s daughter was diagnosed with leukemia, prompting the team to raise money for the hospital and later for a house where children and families could find rest and refuge from the hospital. Now, Schneider is giving back to these communities she calls family through her love letter to football cities, sports fans, and first responders: her Football Freddie and Fumble the Dog series. On Feb. 2, Marnie will be sharing her first book in the series at a luncheon for children, patients, and families at the Ronald McDonald House – Oak Street in Minneapolis.
HOUSTON –Houston set the stage for the NFL’s 51-year Super Bowl anniversary and the 30th Annual Leigh Steinberg Super Bowl Party which kicked off at noon on Saturday, Feb. 4th. The party provided a star-studded backdrop for the second annual Steinberg-DeNicola Humanitarian Awards, honoring members of the NFL family for outstanding contributions to their communities and their fellow man. The event was held at the Hughes Manor in downtown Houston, with 4,500 in attendance. Described as “the granddaddy of Super Bowl parties,” Steinberg’s invitation-only charity bash attracts luminaries from the worlds of sports, business, media and entertainment, including Hall of Famers, movie stars, CEOs and politicians.
