William Reeve

Will Reeve is a media personality and philanthropist, widely recognized for his dynamic presence both on-air and in the field of philanthropy. As a TV personality and ESPN broadcaster, he appears on platforms including, but not limited to, "SportsCenter," "E: 60," and ESPN Radio. Additionally, Reeve is an ABC News Correspondent, contributing to shows like "Good Morning America," "World News Tonight," and "Nightline." He hosts the weekly "MSG Hockey Show" on the MSG Network in New York City, where he resides.

Reeve serves as a Director and Ambassador for the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, embodying the role of a multigenerational ambassador and community advocate. His profound personal connection to his father’s spinal cord injury imparts a unique perspective on the challenges faced by individuals living with paralysis. In his capacity with the Foundation, Reeve is pivotal in advancing the Quality of Life Grants Program and leads Team Reeve, the Foundation’s athletic events-related fundraising arm. He is also the recipient of the Experience Camps Champion for Children Award, underlining his dedication to impactful philanthropy.

Throughout the nation, Reeve speaks on behalf of his family and the Reeve Foundation, advocating for spinal cord research and celebrating the legacy of his late parents, Christopher and Dana Reeve. Reeve also contributes to media segments like "Note to Self" on CBS Mornings, and participated in discussions at the Sundance 2024 festival. In a touching tribute to his father, he made a cameo as a TV reporter in an upcoming D.C. Studios movie. Reeve holds a B.A with honors in English and American Literatures from Middlebury College, Class of 2014. His talks often focus on overcoming obstacles, the significance of philanthropy, and advancements in spinal cord injury research.