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Hannah McNair serves as the Chief Community Officer and Vice President of the Houston Texans Foundation. In her role, McNair helps lead the philanthropic efforts of the foundation, which has raised more than $51 million since its inception in 2002. The Texans Foundation leverages the power of football to strengthen our community, support youth development, and break down barriers to fundamental resources.

A dedicated advocate for women's and youth sports, McNair is leading the girls flag football movement in Texas. The Texans launched their Girls Flag Football Program in 2023 and participation has grown at an unprecedented rate. In 2026, the program expanded to more than 150 high schools, reaching over 3,750 female athletes statewide. The Texans Foundation grants funding to make it possible for schools to adopt girls flag, providing an opportunity for young girls to play the game they love. McNair is also a member of the NFL's Flag Football Working Group, created in 2025 to oversee all aspects of the sport, focusing on its rapid growth, global expansion and inclusion in the 2028 Olympics.

Lone Star Sports & Entertainment (LSSE), the sister company of the Houston Texans, acquired League One Volleyball (LOVB) Houston in 2025. Currently in its second season, LOVB boasts the largest community in youth volleyball, and its professional league features teams in Atlanta, Austin, Houston, Madison, Nebraska, and Salt Lake City. This investment further illustrates the McNairs' commitment to making sports more accessible and elevating opportunities in Houston for women and youth.

McNair hosts a podcast called "On the 50", which showcases the vibrant lives of influential friends and fans of the Houston Texans. The series offers a unique glance into the lives of women connected to the Texans and LOVB, their love for Houston and their passions beyond the game. McNair also serves on the executive committee of the Lady Texans, an organization comprised of the wives and significant others of Houston Texans players, coaches and executives. The purpose of the Lady Texans is to support the team and the Houston Texans Foundation, with a special focus on women, youth and military initiatives.

In 2025, McNair accepted the award for Outstanding Philanthropic Foundation from the Association of Fundraising Professionals – Greater Houston Chapter. She was also honored with the Golden Gator Award from the University of Houston-Downtown, which recognizes alumni who have shown exceptional dedication and commitment to the university and community through service, leadership, philanthropy and advocacy. McNair was also inducted into the Greater Houston Women Chamber of Commerce's Texas Women's Hall of Fame in 2024.

McNair founded Texas Baseball in 2021 and continues to manage the select organization today. In its inaugural year, McNair managed one team and today she manages eight. McNair and her husband, Cal, support many charities and philanthropic efforts, including the YMCA, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Houston Food Bank, United Way, DePelchin Children's Center, Pro-Vision, Bo's Place, The Holocaust Museum, Child Advocates, The Brookwood Community, The Mission of Yahweh, March of Dimes, American Cancer Society, MD Anderson, USO, Star Of Hope, Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation, Houston Police Foundation, Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Family Alliance, Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Texas Children's Hospital, United States Fund For UNICEF, Houston Methodist Hospital, Houston Area Women's Center, The Children's Assessment Center, Impact A Hero, Freedom Place, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and many others.

A native of Houston, McNair earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Houston. Hannah resides in Houston with her husband, Cal, and their children Robert, Calhoun, Michael and Hunter Grace.