Greg Olsen retires after impacting Seahawks by far more than his 24 catches
Tacoma News Tribune
January 25, 2021
“It was a great ride.” That’s how Greg Olsen views his 14-year career in the NFL.
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Greg Olsen is retiring. Here’s what’s next for the former Carolina Panthers star
Charlotte Observer
That clinic, The HEARTest Yard Congenital Heart Center at Levine Children's — opened last month. The Center boasts nearly 25,000 square feet of
Greg Olsen announces his retirement
Panthers.com
New Jersey product Greg Olsen gives back in big way with unveiling of Charlotte pediatric heart center
NY Daily News
December 6, 2020
New Jersey’s own Greg Olsen has made three Pro Bowls, played in a Super Bowl, and caught 741 passes and 60 touchdowns in his 14-year NFL career. But days like Monday will define his legacy more than anything the current Seattle Seahawks tight end has done on the field.
Greg Olsen shares first look at new pediatric heart center at Levine Children’s Hospital
Fox 8
December 3, 2020
Greg Olsen shared new photos Wednesday of a completed project, years in the making, that is close to his heart.
‘The day is finally here.’ Greg Olsen shares first look at new pediatric heart center at Levine Children’s Hospital
FOX46 Charlotte
Greg Olsen shared new photos Wednesday of a completed project, years in the making, that is close to his heart.
First look: New pediatric heart center at Levine Children’s funded by Greg Olsen Foundation
WCNC
The virtual grand opening of The HEARTest Yard Congenital Heart Center will be Monday, Dec. 7.
Seahaws’ TE Greg Olsen shares first look at new pediatric heart center at Levine Children’s Hospital
yahoo!sports
Despite not being on the field, Seahawks’ Greg Olsen is still using his time to make an impact off the field.
Cause2Cure – Greg Olsen: Find Your Role
Cause2Cure
May 1, 2020
NFL tight end, Greg Olsen and his family have found their role in the CHD community. Today, we talk about the Olsen family’s heart journey, what Receptions for Research: The Greg Olsen Foundation has accomplished in Charlotte, NC and our collective mission to amplify local efforts and converge those efforts into a national platform for congenital heart disease.
Family impacted by Greg Olsen’s HEARTest Yard fund sad to see him leave the Panthers
WBTV
February 3, 2020
A family who received assistance from Greg Olsen’s Heartest Yard fund is sad to see the veteran tight end part ways from the Carolina Panthers.
