CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Browns coach Hue Jackson is launching a foundation in his name to combat human trafficking in Cleveland and surrounding areas.
He'll formally announce it July 20 at the Browns facility in Berea.
It's the first time Jackson, who recently joined Jay Z's Roc Nation, has had a foundation of his own.
According to a release, "The Hue Jackson Foundation is committed to empowering children, teen and adult victims of Human Trafficking through the funding of organizations that champion for and serve as a voice for those who are exploited.''
It states that Jackson and is wife Michelle, parents of three daughters, created the foundation "for reasons dear to their hearts'' and that "they are dedicated to supporting non-profit organizations that embolden and offer hope to victims of sexual exploitation and coercion.