29, 2018, Mike McCarthy announced in a press release Perry would not be returning to the Packers and would be seeking to pursue other coaching opportunities. Perry was officially hired by the Vegas Vipers on September 13, 2022 Personal life In 1992, he began Intercept for Care, wherein Perry made a $500 donation to Chesapeake Care for every interception he made. Chesapeake Care is a program in which doctors, nurses, dentists and volunteers donate services to those without medical insurance in Chesapeake, Virginia. Perry later convinced others to match his contribution, making each of his interceptions worth as much as $2,500 apiece. By 1996, the program had helped over 9,000 patients. On August 27, 2022, Perry was bestowed the 2021 Presidential Volunteer Lifetime of Achievement Award for his outstanding service to the community. He was also honored by the city of Chesapeake, VA as The Chesapeake ICON 2022, Hometown Hero with a letter of recognition from the Office of the Mayor. Perry has been nominated on August 30, 2022, to the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame. Perry and his wife Errika have four children and live in Chesapeake, Virginia in the offseason. In 2007, Perry, along with fellow Penn Stater and ex-Buffalo Bill Keith Goganious, helped resurrect the Hampton Roads Football Camp after a 12-year hiatus. The camp, held at Virginia Wesleyan College is aimed at high school athletes. New York Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress was a past attendee. References External links Green Bay Packers coaching bio Oakland Raiders coaching bio The Virginian-Pilot, January 27, 1996 The Virginian-Pilot, January 14, 1995 1968 births Living people Players of American football from Virginia Sportspeople from Chesapeake, Virginia American football safeties Penn State Nittany Lions football players Pittsburgh Steelers players San Diego Chargers players New Orleans Saints players Pittsburgh Steelers coaches Oakland Raiders coaches Green Bay Packers coaches