By 
Joe Davis
 | 
TED Institute Talk

Using the Super Bowl to give back

The Super Bowl is one of the biggest sports, cultural and media events of the year in the US. What if it could also score as a powerful engine for giving back to the community? Joe Davis reveals his game plan for doing exactly that when the big game came to San Francisco.

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