About the Sieler Foundation

The Sieler Safe Haven Foundation was born from a moment that changed everything. In 2019, despite their demanding NFL schedule, Zach and Hannah Sieler welcomed a young man in a wheelchair to their hunting camp. When they realized traditional hunting wasn’t accessible for this child, they saw not only a limitation but also an opportunity to reimagine what outdoor experiences could look like for every young person.

That single encounter ignited a calling that had been growing in their hearts. Through their outfitters company, Zach and Hannah had witnessed firsthand how time in nature transforms people, building confidence, teaching respect for creation, and fostering deep connections to something greater than each of us. They knew these life-changing experiences shouldn’t be limited to those who could afford them or had easy access.

In 2022, they made their vision official by registering as a non-profit and began forging partnerships with organizations like the Seminole Tribe in Florida, Boys and Girls Clubs of America, and the NFL Foundation. Their work with tribal South Florida youth was particularly meaningful, as they helped children experience preinhabited Florida land — places many had never experienced despite living so close by.

Today, the Sieler Safe Haven Foundation combines athletic training with outdoor education, creating field days and camps where young people don’t just learn skills — they discover who they’re meant to become. Zach and Hannah believe that an active life doesn’t just sustain us; it shapes our character, builds our confidence, and connects us to God’s creation. Through hands-on experiences in nature, agriculture, and athletics, they’re nurturing a Christ-centered generation of confident, engaged young people who understand their role as stewards of both the land and their communities.