Beyond the Octagon: UFC's Unsung Heroes of Giving

Dustin Poirier:

Poirier: Known for "The Good Fight Foundation," which has funded various community projects in his home state of Louisiana, often by auctioning off fight-worn gear.

Beneil Dariush:

Received the Forrest Griffin Community Award for his extensive charity work, including funding orphanages in Haiti through Promise Child Ministries.

Francis Ngannou:

Deeply involved in community development in his home country of Cameroon, personally overseeing projects to help the deprived population.

 Justin Gaethje: 

Uses his platform as a fighter to inspire and help at-risk youth, with a long-standing aspiration to do social work.

Brian Stann:

Runs "Hire Heroes USA," a non-profit dedicated to helping military veterans find jobs.

Matt Hamill:

While not explicitly mentioned in the search results for recent charity work, he is known for being an advocate and inspiration for the deaf community.

Georges St-Pierre:

Widely recognized for his kindness and generosity, even after retirement, though specific charities aren't detailed in the provided results.

Roxanne Modafferi:

 Beloved for her positive attitude and sportsmanship, she is also known for being a kind and giving individual.

Forrest Griffin:

The Forrest Griffin Community Award is named after him, recognizing his dedication to giving back to the sport and helping aspiring fighters.

Dan Hardy:

 Has held benefit events to raise money for causes like "Free the West Memphis 3."

Takanori Gomi:

  Started the "Fight Back Fund" for earthquake and tsunami relief in Japan.

Edson Barboza:

   Supports "Combat Athletes for Nova Friburgo," a non-profit helping mudslide victims in Brazil.

Nathaniel Wood:

   Works with local charities, including children's charity Jigsaw4u and Bowel Disease UK.