Former NFL player Tim Tebow set to testify before House Committee on child sexual abuse: OutKick Exclusive

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Tim Tebow is doing his best to make a difference after his football career, and one of his upcoming efforts is among his most important.

OutKick exclusively learned Thursday that Tebow is set to testify before the the House Judiciary Committee’s subcommittee on Crime and Federal Government Surveillance, headed by chairman Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) on March 6th. The focus of Tebow’s testimony and the hearing will be about the ongoing increase in child sexual abuse material being distributed across the United States as well as other countries.

Former NFL player and current ESPN broadcaster, Tim Tebow before the college football playoff semifinal game between the University of Georgia Bulldogs and The Ohio State Buckeyes on December 31, 2022 at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA. (David J. Griffin/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Tebow, through his Tim Tebow foundation, has worked together with homeland security investigations (HSI) with a mission to identify and rescue as many victims of child sexual abuse as possible. Tebow intends to share what he’s learned through the foundation’s work as to the devastating, horrifying rise and prevalence of materials depicting child sex abuse.

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The hearing will be an opportunity to bring more attention and public interest to just how prevalent these child sex abuse materials have become. Tebow and his foundation in 2023 worked in conjunction with HSI on “Operation Renewed Hope,” a three week “surge” of investigations into child abuse.

According to the foundation, they successfully located “311 probable identifications of previously unknown victims, including 14 positive contacts and confirmed the rescue of several victims from active abuse.”

The foundation also said that the investigations were widely considered “the most successful operation of its kind.” International partners across Europe and South America were also involved, highlighting just how global this problem has become.

Tim Tebow #85 of the Jacksonville Jaguars looks on during Training Camp at TIAA Bank Field on July 30, 2021 in Jacksonville, Florida. (James Gilbert/Getty Images)

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At the time of the announcement, Tebow issued a statement shared by the foundation expressing his admiration and gratitude for working on these cases.

“At the Tim Tebow Foundation, we are so grateful to work alongside so many heroes in law enforcement from around the world and for the blessing of being a part of ‘Operation Renewed Hope.’ Reflecting on this operation, and the incredible life-changing work being done, I think of the renewed hope for so many of these boys and girls,” Tebow said. “The best definition I’ve ever heard of the biblical form of hope is to look forward with confidence, anticipation, and expectation, and I can only imagine that for so many of these children suffering through this abuse that they probably had lost all hope and had little reason to look forward.”