The celebrity families competing to win cash for their charities feature the families from award-winning country music recording artist Kellie Pickler; and Lance Bass, member of the multi-platinum pop boy band *NSYNC. In a separate game, family members from NeNe Leakes, star of ABC's "To Tell the Truth," will compete against the family of actor Ernie Hudson.

Football teams from the AFC and NFC face off for a chance to win up to $25,000 to donate to a charity of their choice.

Celebrity battles include Sugar Ray Leonard vs. rapper Snoop Dogg, and actor Ken Jeong and actress Tisha Campbell-Martin from the ABC comedy "Dr. Ken" square off.

Champion boxers and managers try to score a knockout when they compete against each other to win cash for their charities. In a separate game, family members of actress Joely Fisher compete against the family of professional skateboarder and entrepreneur Tony Hawk.

Country Music superstars The Band Perry compete against the family of host and author Giuliana Rancic to win cash for their charities. In a separate game, family members of actress Melissa Joan Hart square off against the family of legendary actor Paul Sorvino.

Contestants from "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette" franchises compete to win cash for their charities. In a separate game, Sports Illustrated supermodels square off against Verizon IndyCar drivers.

The celebrity families competing to win cash for their charities feature the families of stand-up comedian and actor Tommy Davidson and Olympic figure skating gold medalist Kristi Yamaguchi. In a separate game, ESPN analyst and former NBA star Jalen Rose heads up a team of sports players and journalists competing against the family of comedian and actor Dave Foley.

The celebrity families competing to win cash for their charities feature the family of Olympic silver medalist and free skiing champion Gus Kenworthy facing off against the family of "The Talk" co-host Sheryl Underwood. In a separate game, the family of actor David Chokachi takes on the family of actor Alan Thicke.

The celebrity teams competing to win cash for their charities feature the family of actor and comedian Garrett Morris taking on the family of actor, television director, and host of "America's Funniest Home Videos," Alfonso Ribeiro. In a separate game, the family of Todd Chrisley, star and executive producer of "Chrisley Knows Best," competes against the family of Grammy-nominated and multi-platinum country singer Sara Evans.