Funding support to a specific athlete is generally not tax-deductible.
Contact us to learn about tax-deductible options.

From the Greater Jackson area of Mississippi, Bianca attended Ridgeland High School where she would become a household name. Before leaving the state of Mississippi for the University of Texas, she would go on to win 15 individual state titles at 100m, 200m and 400m; 23 titles overall including relays, and be the first athlete from Mississippi to be named Gatorade National Girls Track & Field Athlete of the Year. Once in Austin, Bianca's talents on the world-stage became evident early, and after her first semester, she would declare herself as pro. In 2012, Bianca earned a spot to represent the USA at the London Olympics and was part of the World Record setting 4x100m squad that took home the gold medal. Her unique range goes from 60m to 400m, which not many sprinters can accomplish, and she has set a record in each discipline.

Off the track, Bianca enjoys spending time with her young son, Prince, who was born in July 2015. To give back, she created the Bianca Knight Foundation, which she says will, "help aid student-athletes and underprivileged children in the community who would like to pursue sports as well as an education beyond high school."