Ohio State’s Harry Miller To Donate All Name, Image And Likeness Earnings To Nicaraguan Humanitarian Efforts

In an interview with Spectrum News, Ohio State junior offensive lineman Harry Miller said he will donate all of his name, image and likeness earnings to humanitarian efforts in Nicaragua.

As college athletes navigate the new name, image and likeness rules this fall, one Ohio State Football player already knew what he’d do with the money he’d make: donate it. Harry Miller is donating all of his NIL money to those in Nicaragua who need it. https://t.co/VXur6esu4r pic.twitter.com/ANy7pJJXcO
— Spectrum News 1 OH (@SpectrumNews1OH) October 24, 2021

Miller, a former former-star prospect from Buford, Ga., has gone on annual mission trips to the Central American country since he was in seventh grade, helping operate a school and distribute food and medicine to less-fortunate families in Los Brasiles.

“You don’t need much to have much,” Miller said. “That’s probably the biggest lesson I’ve learned from Nicaragua.”

Miller, who started seven games at left guard for the Buckeyes last season but has missed all but two games this fall due to unspecified health issues, was recently named to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team for his philanthropic efforts in the country.

Allstate then donated $10,000 to the charity of Miller’s choice, which further benefited those in need in Nicaragua, where most people live below the poverty line.

“It’s a great gift,” said Miller, who also sold merchandise at an online-pop-up shop this summer and donated all proceeds to the mission.

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