Education

Environmental Education in Youth Sports

We educate about the intersectionality between our actions in sports and their impact on the environment around us. Our focus is on promoting responsible consumption, which involves understanding concepts such as the circular economy, the energy required for manufacturing everyday items, and adopting proper care and disposal practices to maximize resource efficiency.

Additionally, we shed light on the disproportionate effects of climate change on underserved communities.

Digital Curriculum

• Social Media Campaigns
• Banners at Complexes
• Speaking Events
• Notes + Education pieces with each piece of gear

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Economic Development for Youth

Empowerment through Sports Access

By redistributing sports gear and apparel, we empower young people by providing them with the tools they need to participate in sports. These efforts foster physical health and enhance social-emotional well-being through active engagement in sports. Additionally, the redistribution of gear generates a direct positive economic impact, contributing to overall community development.

Redistribution of Gear

• Free Gifting Events
• Reuse sales with proceeds going back to mission
  • Amazon Refurbish
  • Ebay, etc.

Sustainability

Sustainability

Maximizing the Use of Non-Recyclable Materials (RESEARCH)

In alignment with SDG 12, our sustainability efforts focus on tracking, repurposing, and extending the lifecycle of plastic, metal, and rubber items that aren’t curbside recyclable. By maximizing the use of these materials and diverting them from landfills, we not only promote environmental stewardship but also challenge the linear economy, holding all stakeholders accountable for reducing reliance on new sales and fostering a more circular, sustainable approach.

Collection & Refurbishment of Gear:

• Pickup of gear
• Refurbish gear
• Research

Research

Sustainability is the practice of meeting our current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own. It encompasses three main pillars:

1. Environmental Sustainability: Protecting natural resources and ecosystems to ensure the environment remains healthy and resilient.
2. Economic Sustainability: Supporting practices that enable long-term economic growth without negatively impacting social, environmental, or cultural aspects of the community.
3. Social Sustainability: Ensuring fair treatment, equity, and opportunities for all, fostering a healthy and inclusive society.

At its core, sustainability seeks a balanced approach where ecological health, economic prosperity, and social equity are integrated for lasting impact.