The Big Give 6/1/24 pumped by Joshua's Heart at FIU North Campus.

What to Expect

• Big & tall men will each receive at least one free outfit!
• This Event will encompass the following components: Meet & greet qualified experts in our targeted areas, i.e. Men’s health, Mental health & wellness, business professionals, networking organizations, fraternities, mentoring programs & much much more
• Panel discussion with Special Guest Speakers
• Men organizations
• Interactive display of Big & Tall fashions
• complimentary mouth-watering bites & sips

The reason we started this:

A Donation of clothes for Big & Tall men from Mo Vaughn, MVP Collections, a former MLB, MVP, and three-time MLB All-Star Mo Vaughn, MVP Collections was created to help support the demand for more fashionable options in Big & Tall Clothing, understanding the challenges in the industry. Made in the USA, the collections offer a range of Streetwear lifestyle looks in Athleisure wear, Premium Denim, graphic tees, and shirts from sizes 2XL-6XL,2XLT-4XLT, and 40-58”. Every collection is designed for comfort, high quality, and style. Since its inception, MVP Collections has been at the forefront of promoting diversity, equity, and body positivity in communities nationally and globally. Our mission aims to inspire diversity, and promote equity and inclusivity because “Great Style Has No Size”- Mo Vaughn

www.mvpcollections.com

The Big Give, is an Exclusive Experiential event, providing the opportunity for Men18 years and older, and at least 6 feet tall to be gifted with Big & Tall men’s clothing, engage in social development resources and encompass the objectives of the Men’s Health Month Initiatives in an interactive networking environment.

When: Saturday, June 1th, 2024,

Where: FIU North Campus, Wolfe Univeristy Center, 3000 NE 151st Street, Room 223, North Miami, FL 33181

Time: 12:00pm t0 4:00pm

This presentation of The Big Give falls in line with Men’s Health Month.

Hosted by

Sports Reporter, Donovan Campbell - He Joined WSVN in January 2007, just prior to Super Bowl XLI in South Florida.A South Florida native, Donovan was a Broadcast Journalism major at Florida International University.

While at FIU, he worked at the Sun-Sentinel for two years. Donovan got his first television job at ESPN where he served as a production assistant from 2000–2002.

After ESPN, he got his first on-air job in San Angelo Texas, as a weekend sports anchor/reporter.

After 15 months in West Texas, Donovan became the weekend sports Anchor in Lufkin, Texas, followed by a two-year stint as a sports anchor/reporter at CW33 in Dallas.

Donovan was also in the U.S. Army for three years and is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists.

In his spare time, Donovan enjoys working out and spending time with his lovely family, which includes his wife and three kids.