Crossover Foundation

For nine years, Allen Iverson has brought his celebrity friends together to
raise money for his charities and provide family entertainment to our
communities. And the summer of 2007 was no exception. In addition to
youth camps and rallys in Atlanta, Norfolk, and Omaha, Allen returned to
Prince Geoge's Stadium outside our nation's capital for his annual celebrity
softball game followed by a celebrity football exhibition the next weekend in
Norfolk, Virginia.

Granted, only those that attend the events would really understand the
magnitude of celebrities that show up to play in these charity events. This
year the Allen Iverson Celebrity Summer Classic featured Grammy
Award-winning artist Patti Labelle singing her soulful rendition of the
national anthem. Other notable celebs including LaLa from MTV, Vivica A.
Fox, Carmelo Anthony (Nuggets), Rip Hamilton (Wizards), Nate Burleson
(Seahawks), Elton Brown (Cardinals), world boxing champion Floyd
Mayweather, and local radio favorite, Big Tigger, from WPGC 95.5.

The event is managed by Crossover Promotions, whose president and CEO
has managed Iverson's business ventures since Iverson was drafted into
the NBA. Originally started in 1998 as a way to raise money for the Boys
and Girls Club of Greater Hampton Roads, VA, also Iverson's hometown, the
event has expanded and now raises money for student-athletes to go to
college as well as his Crossover Foundation, which addresses the health,
education, and social issues affecting today's youth.

Following an exciting weekend in our nation's capital, Allen Iverson traveled
to Norfolk, Virginia, the following weekend for a midsummer night spectacle
that few others could pull off. This year's events at Booker T. High School
included a football clinic for 160 youth, where U.S. Rep Robert C. Scott and
Hampton University defensive coordinator and NFL vet Jerry Holms were
among thsoe who spoke to camp participants earlier that day. Iverson's
teammates included Cardinals lineman Elton Brown, St. Louis Rams receiver
Marques Hagans, rapper Fam-Lay, and several area college standouts. The
opponents were the DeAngelo Hall all-stars featuring Atlanta Falcons
defensive back Haa, New York Giants' Jonathan Hall, Pusha-T from the rap
group Clipse, among others.

Iverson also handed out some serious money as he announced a donation
of $100,000 in scholarships to historically back colleges in North Carolina
and Maryland.