A fundraiser is being held Saturday for a 28-year-old Union City Park football coach who became paralyzed after an accident when he was celebrating with his team. Jonathan Magwood was at Rockbridge Adventures in Peachtree City on Sunday at an end-of-season banquet with his 10-and-younger team when he attempted a front flip from a trampoline into a foam pit. (Click here to see the flyer) 
 
 
 
 Coach Magwood has devoted countless hours to the youth in the community and we want to honor him during this difficult time.
– The coach of a youth football team in Georgia might be paralyzed for life after a freak accident at an end-of-season celebration, reports USA Today. Jonathan Magwood, 28, was with his 10-and-under Union City Eagles team at a rec facility when he tried to do a flip from a trampoline into a foam pit, reports CBS46.com. Magwood broke two vertebrae while landing. Supporters are now raising money to help cover medical costs and properly equip his house. "He's done so much for everyone in the community," says a friend. "Now is the time for us to do something for him."