The winner of this package and three (3) friends will join Brett Keisel, former Pittsburgh Steeler, for an exclusive day of fishing at his private club. The winner will suggest three preferred dates for the excursion, and Inspired Hearts and Hands (IH2) will coordinate with Brett to identify a mutually-agreeable date for the event. Fishing will take place from 9 a.m. - 12 noon on the established date and will include beverages and snacks. Arrangement and gear needs will be confirmed directly with the winner. Winner will receive a gift certificate for lunch at Burgh's Pizza & Wing Pub.

ABOUT BRETT KEISEL

Brett Keisel grew up on a cattle ranch near Greybull, Wyoming. He is a 1997 graduate of Greybull High School.

In 2002 the Steelers drafted Brett with the 242nd pick in the 7th round. In 2005, he worked his way into a rotation with Aaron Smith and Kimo Von Olhoffen. Brett made significant plays in the Steelers run to Super Bowl XL that year that garnered him capable to take over the starting role at defensive end in 2006. He stayed there until 2015 and started over 100 games. He was part of a defense that got the name Steel Curtain II, which was as dominant as the original Steel Curtain of the 1970's. In 2010 they held opponents to an NFL best and Steelers team record, 62.8 rushing yards per game. Brett was a Pro Bowler, Defensive Captain, 2X Super Bowl Champion, 3X AFC Champion. He had 421 tackles, 30 quarterback sacks, 2 interceptions, one of which he returned 79 yards for a touchdown!

Brett's teammates have called him a leader and warrior; a player who gave everything he had; a true Steeler who was instrumental to the team's success. Brett has been a leader in the community too. He has hosted and supports a wide range of charitable causes including Project Bundle Up, the Cystic Fibrosis 65 Roses Sports Auction, the Homeless Children's Education Fund, Operation Once in A Lifetime and many others. He also still lends support to programs back in Greybull, WY. Another small thing that speaks volumes is this: when the Steelers visited Baltimore to play the Ravens, Brett was approached about visiting wounded warriors at Walter Reed Medical Center. He didn't hesitate. He joined a contingent that included teammates Heath Miller, Troy Polamalu, Ike Taylor as well as Steelers Chairman Dan Rooney, Sr. and team President Art Rooney, II.

Brett's involvement in the community is well-known as is his thick, flowing beard. "Da Beard" is so famous that it has its own Facebook page and a dedicated website (www.dabeard.com). There are also songs and videos. "Da Beard's" annual spring shearing has even become a headline event that has raised over a half a million dollars to help kids with cancer at the Children's Hospital of UPMC. Brett was inspired by teammate Aaron Smith's son, Elijah, who was diagnosed with Leukemia in 2008 and has since made a full recovery. Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh holds a special place in Brett's heart and he enjoys visiting with the patients.

Following football, Brett passed on offers to get into coaching and media instead he chose a new career path and launched Mighty Oak Adventures in 2016, seamlessly blending his passion for creating unity within a group and his admiration for anything involving the great outdoors. The company serves as a unique outlet for corporations who are looking to connect on a different level and boost team moral. Brett shares his experiences from the gridiron and being a Super Bowl Champion.

Brett is married to his high school sweetheart, Sarah. They live in Pittsburgh with their three children, Jacob, Grace and Will.