Al Wilson is the USA Spokesman for the Mwamba Family Foundation. Al has been actively involved in the foundation's cause and vision and has offered his time in making sure that the Mwamba Family Foundation has a strong voice for the people of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Al believes in the importance of education and is actively involved with the youth in his local communities. He is excited at the opportunity to extend his hand to the international community. Al is committed to using his accomplishments to inspire the youth in the Congo to achieve their goals, and use his resources to enable the rise of educated youth in the Congo.
Al Wilson was born in Jackson, Tennessee. Wilson was an All American performer at Jackson Central-Merry High School in Jackson, Tennessee. He was both a linebacker and running back at JCM, and rushed for over 1000 yards in three seasons in high school, two as a running back and one as a quarterback. Wilson also starred in track and basketball. Al played college football for Tennessee. Wilson was a team captain on the 1998 Tennessee team that won the National Championship and back to back SEC Titles. Wilson was named as an All American in 1998 after being a three year starter.
Al Wilson was drafted after his final year at Tennessee as the 31st pick in the first round of the 1999 NFL Draft and signed to the Denver Broncos. Wilson became the anchor of the Broncos' defense. He is one of the fastest middle linebackers in the league, and is also very good in pass coverage. Wilson, who played his entire eight-year career with the Broncos, was a two-time All-Pro and five-time Pro-Bowl selection. Patrice Majondo-Mwamba and Al were teamates for the Denver Broncos, and Mwamba has stated that Al was a leader both on and off the field. The passion that Al has for the game of football extends to everything that he is involved in. The Mwamba Family Foundation has benefited by the passion that Al brings and the leader that he is makes him a worthy spokesman for the foundation and the people in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Letter from Al Wilson
Dear Friend,
I am honored to represent the Mwamba Family Foundation as their USA spokesman. I believe strongly in the cause and vision of the foundation, and have pledged to do my part to ensure the success of the foundation for the sake of the people of the Congo. I realize the importance of education and how knowlege is power. I understand the importance of good health, and will work diligently to help the foundation in it's efforts to build functioning health clinics for those in great need throughout Congo and Africa. I intend to gather all my resources to bring about change for those lives the foundation touches in Congo and throughout the world. I urge you to get involved in whatever capacity you are able.
Al Wilson is the USA Spokesman for the Mwamba Family Foundation. Al has been actively involved in the foundation's cause and vision and has offered his time in making sure that the Mwamba Family Foundation has a strong voice for the people of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Al believes in the importance of education and is actively involved with the youth in his local communities. He is excited at the opportunity to extend his hand to the international community. Al is committed to using his accomplishments to inspire the youth in the Congo to achieve their goals, and use his resources to enable the rise of educated youth in the Congo. 
Al Wilson was born in Jackson, Tennessee. Wilson was an All American
Al Wilson was drafted after his final year at Tennessee as the 31st pick in the first round of the 1999 NFL Draft and signed to the Denver Broncos. Wilson became the anchor of the Broncos' defense. He is one of the fastest middle linebackers in the league, and is also very good in pass coverage. Wilson, who played his entire eight-year career with the Broncos, was a two-time All-Pro
