Marnie Schneider is CEO of the nonprofit Gameday and author of the book series “Gameday in the USA.” She is also an inspirational speaker and philanthropist whose activities exemplify her passion for sports and helping others achieve their own victories.

Marnie’s focus on football and philanthropy is part of her family heritage. She is the granddaughter of Leonard Tose, former owner of the Philadelphia Eagles and founder of the Ronald McDonald House, and the daughter of Susan Tose Spencer, the first female (and still the only) GM of an NFL team as well as legal counsel and VP for the Eagles.

Marnie has received honors for her time and attention spent raising money for the Ronald McDonald House, Alzheimer’s Association, and the Keep on Playing Foundation. Marnie actively serves on the board of the Ronald McDonald House in Charlotte, NC and also serves on the board of Soldiers To Sidelines and the Charlotte Humane Society. She contributes to the NFL Alumni Organization and Dog is my Copilot Animal Rescue in Jackson, WY.

A Philadelphia native, Marnie graduated from Penn State with a journalism degree and now lives in Charlotte, NC with her three children.

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