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Jameis Winston Gifted Super Bowl LXI Tickets to a Breast Cancer Survivor
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New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston has launched the official Instagram account for his Dream Forever Foundation.
This is the latest step in his commitment to advancing the organization's mission of supporting underserved children.
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The foundation's first post was a six-photo carousel featuring the official logo and photos from previous initiatives.
"Dream big. Work hard. DREAM FOREVER. 💙❤️ Welcome to the official page of the Dream Forever Foundation, founded by NY Giants quarterback @jaboowins," a part of the post's caption read.
Winston founded the Dream Forever Foundation back in 2017 with the vision to "impact the lives of financially disadvantaged children and youth through encouragement, opportunities and resources to develop and achieve their dreams."
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Winston and his foundation recently held an event for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, partnering with the NFL's Crucial Catch campaign and the Giants. They invited 12 breast cancer survivors to a Giants game. Winston also surprised a seven-year survivor with tickets for Super Bowl LXI.
Winston stepped in as New York's starting quarterback after the injury to Jaxson Dart. The veteran made four consecutive starts, helping New York remain atop the NFC East.
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New York acquired quarterback J.J. McCarthy from the Minnesota Vikings in September in exchange for a 2027 fifth-round draft pick. Before McCarthy took over the starting role in Week 7, Winston threw for 957 yards and seven touchdowns with five interceptions and a rushing score in six games.
The Giants will enjoy a bye in Week 8 before returning in Week 9 to face the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field.
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This story was originally published by Athlon on Nov 1, 2026, where it first appeared in the NFL section. Add Athlon as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
