www.mostvaluablekids.org

Most Valuable Kids (MVK) is a group that provides underserved children throughout the Cleveland area a chance to see the Cleveland Cavaliers, Indians, Browns, collegiate sports and entertainment events through an online ticket donation and reward system.

MVK takes unused tickets to any sporting or entertainment event, and gives them to local kids so they can experience what many people take for granted.

How often do you decide to pass on a game and let tickets go unused? Same with season tickets where you work? This is an easy way for people to help those less fortunate and it doesn't cost a dime, which is something we can all appreciate during the current state of things.

Help spread the word. There are a lot of children waiting to go to a game, a play or the museum - they just need tickets. If you have tickets, or your company does, please visit www.mostvaluablekids.org and learn how to donate. It's easy and you'll be responsible for some very big smiles.

Sandusky’s Jordan Edwards (left) and Elyria's Brad Miller (right) are gearing up for a big football season at Youngstown State University.

Last season, Edwards played in all 12 games, including six starts. He recorded 43 total tackles, including 13 solo tackles. He made his first career start at Ohio State where he recorded eight tackles, including four solos.

As a sophomore, he played in 10 games as a reserve tailback and member of special teams units after being red-shirted his freshman year.

At Sandusky High School, Edwards was a first-team Division II All-Ohio running back his senior year. He was also named All-Greater Buckeye Conference First Team along with All-District First Team.

Miller played in eight games last season as a defensive line reserve. He was credited with two tackles in 45 snaps played, earning his first letter. In 2007, he was a red-shirt freshman.

At Elyria High School, Miller was a Division I All-Ohio Honorable Mention in 2004 and 2005.

swalker@MorningJournal.com