Patriots linebacker Brandon Copeland is getting recognized for his work off the field.
Forbes selected Copeland, 29, for its annual 30 under 30 sports list for 2021 because of his work in the business field. Copeland, who graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2013, Copeland operates two real estate companies, runs a non-profit, and teaches a financial literacy course at his alma mater called “Life 101.”
Copeland’s non-profit organization Beyond the Basics was created to help empower kids “by exposing them to enriching experiences, opportunities and people.” The organization also connects kids with role models and holds a yearly football camp.