A football player is using his season to help people with cancer treatments. Arion Carter, a linebacker, was suspended by the NCAA for one game due to a flight to an NFL training facility. He is now partnering with his mother's nonprofit to donate money for each tackle, sack, interception, and defensive touchdown he makes. The donations will range from $427 per tackle to $5,000 for a defensive touchdown.

The money will go to charities that support cancer treatments. Carter's mother's nonprofit, Girls in Real Life Situations, is involved in the effort. Further details about the plan and the charities that will receive the donations are available.