Anthony Fasano, a Former 12-Year NFL Tight End, transcends the boundaries of athletic excellence to embody the essence of community engagement and philanthropy. Fasano's journey through the NFL landscape is intertwined with his unwavering commitment to making a meaningful impact beyond the field.

After playing collegiately at Notre Dame, Fasano was drafted in the second round of the 2006 NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys. Over the course of his career, Fasano showcased his versatility and skill with the Cowboys, Dolphins, Chiefs, and Titans. Fasano finished his career with 299 receptions, 36 touchdowns, and 3,278 receiving yards. His toughness and selflessness earned him the respect of teammates and opponents alike.

However, it is Fasano's off-field endeavors that truly set him apart. Early in his NFL career he launched the Anthony Fasano Foundation to have a deeper impact on the community. He was a passionate advocate for individuals with autism and his commitment to raising awareness and supporting those affected by autism led him to establish a meaningful relationship with REED. He held an annual charity golf outing for REED for many years in addition to visiting REED Academy and lending his time and resources to support the school. 

Raised in Northern New Jersey, Anthony, his wife Cary, and three children currently reside in Florida.