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2025 Legacy Builder winners on the floor at Legacy Arena during halftime

The RxBenefits C.M. Newton Classic

Legacy Builder Campaign

Proudly supported by Legacy Credit Union

Building on
his record

The Legacy Builder campaign focuses on highlighting nonprofits in the Birmingham area who are building a legacy focused on diversity and inclusion initiatives, just as C.M. Newton did. Anyone can nominate a Birmingham-area nonprofit for their work in diversity and inclusion as a part of the Legacy Builder campaign.

The Legacy Builder organizations will receive a $2,500 donation as well a professional produced video spot that will be shared during The RxBenefits C.M. Newton Classic.

$2,500
Donation per organization
4
Organizations each year
1
Video spot, played in-arena
The 2025 Legacy Builder winners being honored on the court at halftime
2025 Legacy Builder winners being honored at halftime. Left to right: Girls Inc., The Wildflower Alliance, First Tee Birmingham, and Everybody WENS.

2025 Legacy
Builders

Each organization’s film premieres in-arena and lives here afterwards.

Girls Inc. of Central Alabama

Girls Inc.

Girls Inc. is the preeminent girls’ leadership organization equipping girls to reach their full potential.

The Wildflower Alliance

The Wildflower Alliance

At The Wildflower Alliance, we provide community support for parents of children with disabilities—offering emotional support for families, essential resources for children with disabilities, and a strong sense of belonging. Whether you’re navigating a new diagnosis or seeking connection, you are welcome here.

First Tee Birmingham

First Tee Birmingham

First Tee is a youth development organization introducing the game of golf and its inherent values to young people. And it’s making a difference.

Everybody W.E.N.S

Everybody W.E.N.S

Everybody WENS is a community-led movement rooted in Wealth, Education, Nutrition, and Spirituality — delivering proven, on-the-ground solutions to violence prevention, youth development, and community healing in Birmingham, Alabama.