Hulk Hogan named spokesperson to American Indian initiative

This new partnership is expected to raise millions of dollars in assistance for American Indian groups, specifically focusing on efforts to improve healthcare and educational opportunities available to the oldest ethnic group in the US. The new nonprofit organization is called, “Dreamseekers”.

“American Indian children are more likely to live in poverty than any other racial or ethnic group in this country,” Hogan noted, citing recent U.S. Census Bureau data. “It's time to change that.”

Ernie Stevens will be heading up a newly-formed consortium to raise and disburse funds to accredited Indian nonprofit organizations at the local level, including chapters in states such as California, Oklahoma, Texas and Florida.

The first project under the aegis of the consortium will be the roll out of a new video game featuring the image and creative participation of Hulk Hogan. “It's a pleasure to work with a global media superstar like Hulk,” noted Jon Goldstein, CEO of the development team behind the project, ID Interactive. “It's a wonderful chance to do well from a business standpoint, while also doing good from a charitable standpoint, all at the same time.”