The Black Out Child Abuse Campaign Announces the NFL Tennessee Titan’s FlameBrothers as Supporters

Aug. 17, 2012 - PRLog -- NFL Tennessee Titan’s super sports fans, Jimmy Key (a.k.a. “Blaze”) and Jonathan Key (a.k.a. “Inferno”), publicly announced their support of the Black Out Child Abuse Foundation and their campaign this week.

“We’re honored to have such devoted sports fans and outspoken support of the Black Out Child Abuse Campaign” stated Joe Swantack, CEO of Spirit Pen Promotions, LLC, the founder of the Black Out Child Abuse Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. “The FlameBrothers bring an incredible wealth of energy to our effort in bringing national attention to our campaign in the fight against child abuse” Mr. Swantack continued.

“We’re asking everyone who attends sporting events around the world to show your support for this important cause by placing "BLACK OUT" under both eyes (like pro athletes do) to symbolize your support of this simple, yet necessary campaign” stated Blaze and Inferno.

“The Black Out Child Abuse Campaign focuses on awareness and prevention, and relies on support from the public, professional athletes, celebrities and corporations from across America, in bringing this plight to the public’s attention” added Sean Carey -Director of Public Relations, of Spirit Pen Promotions.

For additional information and details on you can contribute and get involved, visit:  http://www.BlackOutChildAbuse.com

Black Out Child Abuse, Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit foundation, with offices in Westerville, OH, was founded in 2012 and serves families and organizations across the country; bringing education, assistance and support to those in need.