Team Shelby Racing Show - Positive Impact Hero's #7 David Patterson

Positive Impact Hero's #7 David Patterson

02/22/16 • 119 min

David Patterson is the owner of the Pioneer Football League. The PFL consists of 22 organizations and affiliates that provide structured opportunities and events for more than 1000 children and young adults in the New York City metropolitan area. His background in football and education provide the backbone for the success of the league which has been recognized by the national football league as one of the top 500 programs in the nation. Patterson grew up in Princeton New Jersey and played football at West Windsor Plainsboro High School and then Lafayette College. He is a New York City teacher in the Bronx and uses his experience in education and football as a platform to help young people achieve success both on and off the gridiron.

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Positive Impact Hero's #6 Robert Zuckerman

As a photographer in the motion picture industry, Robert Zuckerman’s images have become the advertising and publicity campaigns for such films as “The Crow,” “I Know What You Did Last Summer,” “Any Given Sunday,” “Training Day,” “Terminator 3,” “Bad Boys 2”, “National Treasure,” “Transformers,” “Pursuit of Happyness” and “The Great Debaters,” among others, as well as television series including“The Shield,” “Rescue Me” and “Nip/Tuck.” He has done recent album cover and movie poster photography for Will Smith and was invited to be the personal photographer for the family of Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz. Whether on or off the set, his connection is to emotional content, to the feeling present in the subject and in the moment. Zuckerman has photographed countless weddings, family portraits, and pregnancy pictures – anything where there is spirit and love in the room, from the inner city to the mansions of Malibu. Among other credits, Zuckerman has photographed campaigns for United Way and City of Hope. He co-produced the ground breaking, award winning documentary “Video From Russia: The People Speak” (1984, directed by Dimitri Devyatkin) which ran on ABC TV and then on A&E for three years. He directed and produced the New York City portion of the official “Hands Across America” video in 1986. He is a graduate of UC Berkeley and the American Film Institute. More @ http://www.robertzuckerman.com

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Positive Impact Hero's #8 Mike Pintado

MIke's Bio Coached from 1993 to 2015, did not coach in 2009 From 1993 to 2014 Head Coach Won 2002 Miami Xtreme 115 pound Championship Coached 3 regular. season undefeated Teams. Commissioner of Kendall Hammocks Warriors since 2001. Miami Xtreme Executive Board Member since 2008. Current and past President of the Optimist Cub of Kendall Hammocks Youth Football Youth Cheer Youth Fag Football Youth Baseball Youth Soccer Kendall Hammocks Warriors on a yearly basis perform a community service project 2014 Wounded Warriors of South Florida $3,000.00 2015 Live like Bella Foundation $6500.00 Established program Academic Achievement Awards at yearly banquet honoring the top GPAs per team . The Kendall Hammocks Program is build upon a family atmosphere with teaching our players the importance of academic excellence & community service along with the game of football. We judge our program on more than the results on a Saturday afternoon, one way we judge ourselves is how are players excel at the next level, tis past season we saw three Hammocks players be first team all county and two sign national letters of intent. Hosted the Stephen Tullock Foundation Football Camp Coached Baseball in the Hammocks Baseball Program for 6 years. Served on Miami Dade County Parks Dept Citizens advisory Committee, 3 years as Chair.