The Michael Clayton Generation Next Foundation will be holding it's annual Celebrity Hoop Jam on Sunday July 15, 2007.

The Michael Clayton Generation Next Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that supports a variety of charities in the Tampa Bay area as well as in Clayton's hometown of Baton Rouge. The Foundation is currently focusing its efforts on two charities, the Ronald McDonald Mobile Care unit, which travels throughout the community bringing medical care to those who need it, and the Tampa Bay Pediatric Cancer Center. The Foundation also donates portions of the funds raised to the LSU Hurricane Katrina Fund.

Last year, the Michael Clayton Generation Next foundation held it's second annual Summer Hoop Jam. This year, it's expected to be even bigger. More celebrities, and more fun!

Summer Hoop Jam

April 15, 2007 - The Michael Clayton Generation Next Foundation will be holding it's annual Summer Hoop Jam on Sunday, July 15th 2007. The event is a fundraiser to support the Generation Next Foundation's various charities.

There are many sponsorship opportunities available for companies that would like to contribute to the event. For information on the event Click Here

Michael Clayton sits down for a video interview to let fans and supporters of the Generation Next foundation know what's going on in his head.

Video Interview

April 17, 2007 - Michael Clayton, the founder of the Generation Next Foundation and starting wide receiver for the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers talks about the foundation, his team, and his career in this exclusive video interview.

What exactly is his role with the foundation? What will he be doing after football? Find out the answers to this questions in with this interview. Full Story

A group of Tampa Bay Buccaneers walks the runway for a good cause; plus, wide receiver Michael Clayton shows off his voice to help out an area hospital. Courtesy of Buccaneers.com

Model Citizens

Mar 30, 2007 - It’s not every day a person gets to see wide receivers Michael Clayton and Mark Jones, linebacker Shelton Quarles and quarterbacks Luke McCown and Chris Simms striking a pose anywhere other than on the football field, but that was the scene at a gala fashion show Tuesday night at Westshore Plaza’s Saks Fifth Avenue. And those five Bucs weren’t even the focus of the show. Full Story

Michael Clayton's reputation has taken a beating during the past two seasons. But he claims that's the only thing.
Courtesy St. Petersburg Times

Clayton Won't Leave Physical Play Behind

March 25, 2007 - Michael Clayton's reputation has taken a beating during the past two seasons. But he claims that's the only thing.

Contrary to coach Jon Gruden's end-of-season assessment, the receiver does not think his physical style of play has contributed to significant injuries the past two seasons. Full Story