QBs vs Cancer, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established by Carter St. John – a DIII quarterback from Alma College in Michigan. Carter is simply the organizer.  The true identity of this nonprofit is ALL of the participating DIII quarterbacks selflessly joining together with a common objective to raise money in the fight against cancer.   These quarterbacks may compete against one another on the gridiron in the fall, but they are on the same team this spring as they seek to earn money in an ongoing effort to defeat cancer.

College athletes are now able to earn funds through the use of their name image and likeness (“NIL”).  Through the QBs vs. Cancer organization, Division III quarterbacks will provide football training services to middle school and high school athletes in exchange for a reasonable fee.  100% of the money raised by each participating quarterback will be donated to a cancer charity of the participating quarterback’s choosing.  The chosen charities each provide assistance, education and/or research in the fight against cancer.   For more information on these wonderful charities, see the list of quarterback-selected charities in the tab above.

QBs vs. Cancer is an opportunity for DIII quarterbacks to utilize NIL opportunities for a great cause.   The participating quarterbacks will receive $0 in return for their services.   QBs vs. Cancer, Inc. will keep $0 in coordinating this fundraiser.   All money received by QBs vs. Cancer, Inc. will be donated directly to the charity designated by each participating quarterback.