Sam Walton was the founder of the tremendously successful retail chain, Wal-Mart. In addition to his business accomplishments, Walton supported various charitable causes, including those of his church, the Presbyterian Church.

"The world’s biggest toy . . . for the world’s biggest boy . . . " That’s how Walt Disney's friend once described Disneyland Park.

Albert Pujols is regarded as one of the best offensive players in the game and hits consistently for average and power. In recent years, he has also become an above-average defensive player at first base and in 2006 he won his first Gold Glove award. In 2005,

Derek Jeter is the star shortstop for the New York Yankees. After winning four world series championships in his first six years in the majors, Jeter very quickly established himself as one of baseball’s most prolific winners.

Donovan McNabb is one of the most accomplished quarterbacks in the National Football League. In his amazing career, he has helped lead the Philadelphia Eagles to several division titles and many exciting playoff victories.

LaDainian Tomlinson, running back for the San Diego Chargers, is perhaps the best all-around athlete playing in the NFL today.

LeBron "King" James is poised to become basketball's biggest breakout star since Michael Jordan. Already the youngest player in NBA history to win Rookie of the Year, he also recently became the youngest player to reach 4,000 points in his career.

After a legendary college career at Tennessee, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning has gone on to shatter nearly every passing record in the NFL in his young career.

 Shaquille O'Neal is the giant, slam-dunking center for the Miami Heat. At seven foot one, the man known as Shaq is perhaps the most recognized athlete in the world, having propelled the Los Angeles Lakers on a run of three straight championships between 2000 and 2002.

Tim Duncan is one of the most talented and successful players in the NBA today, having won three championships in his first eight seasons in the league.

By the time he spearheaded the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, Randolph had already devoted forty years to the African-American struggle for social and economic justice. He also organized the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, the first labor union for black workers in a white-owned business

Chronicling the life and career of basketball star Allen Iverson, whose will and determination helped him overcome a background of poverty and violence to become one of the greatest basketball players in the world today.