Find Amateur Sports Nonprofits and Charities

  EmWoj83 wrote:

I first got involved with NICA as a coach, working to build the women's program for the Berkeley High Team. Such an amazing experience! Their programs help student-athletes gain self-confidence and learn a sport they can continue throughout their lifetime.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Our son joined the high school mountain bike team as a freshman training with Cycling Development. We were impressed from the beginning with the organization and all the people associated with it. From the very beginning we were treated like family.... more »

  megan-wynne-lombardo wrote:

Achilles is a wonderful organization that truly has the power to change lives. It helps people be active and achieve. more »

  Ellenmarkowitz wrote:

"PowerPlay changed my life!" or "PowerPlay really helped me find out a lot about myself"are the types of comments board members hear each year from participants in the organization's programs. PowerPlay is a small nonprofit whose mission is to educate... more »

  merivick wrote:

My name is Malcolm Bo Meriwether I am a part of JLT FIELDHOUSE. My experience so far with JLT FIELDHOUSE life lasting. It's more than basketball with these kids. Teaching the kids about life and basketball is great. Being part of this program has helped... more »

  LauraLeavy wrote:

The Dawg Nation Hockey Foundation is an extraordinary charity that provides critical assistance to individuals and families experiencing hardships. Their mission goes far beyond financial aid; the dedicated members of Dawg Nation devote their time and... more »

  brianna0898 wrote:

This nonprofit is all about the people. Anyone and everyone that comes through the door is different but Mokuroku Martial Arts Society always makes them as comfortable and as happy as possible. They not only teach people how to defend themselves but they... more »

  Laura wrote:

As president and coach of my running club, I credit the RRCA for the courage to start and confidence to continue leading this club. I knew nothing about the actual running of a track club before we started. With the help of the RRCA State Rep, coaching... more »

  Ogsinoz wrote:

I have had an opportunity to see ASA's work first-hand as a volunteer. Last Saturday at 5am, I was in the car as we picked up James Banks for his 3rd Baltimore Marathon. His smile can warm anyone's heart and his face lit up when he saw the new "red... more »

  MS. TMD wrote:

Memphis Bears Inc is an organization that I consider one of excellence. This youth organization uses sports to teach our children discipline, leadership skills and volunteerism. Participation in football help to build my son chararcter and confidence.... more »

  josterhaus wrote:

My daughter loves having the opportunity to participate in such a fun & unique program with the most amazing & devoted group of instructors & volunteers! more »

  thatguywhodoesthings wrote:

I have had the privilege of seeing the impact that the Minnesota Jets cheerleading programs have had on students and communities. Through their athletic success with competition teams and their philanthropy work, this is an organization developing youth... more »

  SteveGregg wrote:

SquashSmarts is an intensive after school youth mentoring program that works with boys and girls from the Philadelphia Public Schoopl District in 5th grade through 12th grade. SquashSmarts gives kids an an incredible set of athletic, academic and community... more »

  ezepfel wrote:

As an athlete, coach, and volunteer, I have dealt with USA Water Polo for the majority of the past 10 years; I can confidently say that my experience with the organization has been entirely positive. The organization is well-led, organized, professional,... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Dallas Derby Devils are so much more than just an amazing roller derby team. They always go above and beyond to help their community whether it be at numerous Special Olympics events throughout the year, showing their continued support with several... more »

  kaweihe wrote:

SVAS also hosts year-round programs for kids, teens, and adults with disabilities through our summer camp and winter snow sports activities. We provide all the adaptive skiing in the Sun Valley area, and are the local Special Olympics affiliate. Please... more »

  Cherie Hrusovsky wrote:

GLASA lets kids and adults with serious physical disabilities take part in year-long sports and recreation activities. Able bodied people understand how sports and exercise play a very important role in building not only strong bodies but providing opportunties... more »

  lec444 wrote:

Bainbridge Island Rowing has a motto of "Rowing Changes Lives" and boy do they live up to that motto! My son started rowing his Freshman year in high school. As we all may be able to recall, Freshman year can be filled with an enormous amount... more »

  swilson4301 wrote:

What a superbly run organization. They provide an excellent bicycling training experience for youth and turn our fine young adults in the process. Ignacio and Daniela are outstanding leaders. more »

  Mweyhmiller wrote:

RBO is such an amazing organization. They train kids as young as five years old to make running a part of their lives, but that is not all. They also provide access to races, mentorship, shoes, clothing and a community. I love seeing whole families running... more »

  Yetizod wrote:

My daughters tried out for this club. While we were there we were given information indicating a price of $800 per kid. About a week later was signing night. When we went to sign up, we found out that a few days prior (but after tryouts), they had... more »

  gators wrote:

I have had an excellent relationship with FKYSF. They have provided a very organized football and basketball teams for the upper keys. The board members are alway available for a parents questions or concerns. They have fun fundraisers and are all... more »

  Matthias L. wrote:

I have volunteered for this Club for 7 years now, and as a family we have been a part of it for 8 years. The dedication to the kids and wide ranging diversity is something seldom seen in youth sports these days. The absolute focus on providing a welcoming... more »

  ShoeBoxQuinn wrote:

Everyone at PCA is just so lovely and helpful! The mission is sound and they are truly making a difference across the Nation. more »

  Tami wrote:

The OPAF has the vision of what its purpose is to the limbloss community. This organizaion allows those individuals, who have the desire to pursue many different types of physical activities, the opportunity to learn and be taught how to move forward... more »

  erikmorse wrote:

The Catskill Claws is a Mountain Bike team that is run by volunteer's. They are able to even provide some bikes for team members who do not have there own bike, until they are able to get one. This is a tremendous help to parents who are not sure if... more »

  KavFamFund wrote:

I first got involved with Cycle-Re-Cycle in November of 2014. Since that time personally I’ve met some amazing people. It's amazing to interact & work with people from such dynamic walks of life. I have fostered great friendships, discovered mentors,... more »

  starktours wrote:

The Cascade Bicycle Club offers amazing rides throughout Washington state, Oregon and Canada. Funds raised from this event and from many other sources support Education and Advocacy throughout the state. I have enjoyed participating as well as being a... more »

  skate-like-a-girl wrote:

Have tons of fun with Skate Like a Girl meeting new people, and working with them to build a safe and inclusive skateboarding community for girls and women to build confidence and take on leadership roles. more »

  Lucy Golden wrote:

As a member of the community that is served by Adaptive Sports Partners of the North Country, I cannot say enough about what this organization has brought to us. In addition to providing great year-round sports and activity opportunities to disabled individuals,... more »

  loringolf wrote:

My daughter has been involved with Gliding Stars for nearly a decade and she loves being on the ice and has made many friends over the years while in this program. The people running Gliding Stars do an amazing job of managing all the details so the athletes... more »

  MKeiyoro wrote:

What is with all these calls? I don't understand why they are trying to get money out of a stone. Doesn't the charity get it? I don't want to donate! more »

  Kaeli wrote:

I love acrosports because it is fun because I get to climb and to get my face painted. The people are fun. more »

  Mike Yoell wrote:

The EOBA is a safe and nurturing facility that provides physical education, tutoring, computer skills, leadership and mentorship free to youth and children under 20 years of age. I recently began volunteering here, but I've been aware of the program... more »

  chardabar wrote:

This club reaches out to the most vulnerable and at-risk youth in EPA. The founder Johnnie Gray Jr. has created a safe and positive environment for the kids to gather daily, stay off the streets, learn discipline and hard work, gain fitness, and be part... more »

  coachjoel wrote:

The Corona Golden Elite Track Club), founded by Coach Sonja and Joel after the death of their dear friend and coach Benjamin (Bennie Brown of UCLA) Bennie coach Sonja in the 800 Meters through 1992. Although she was injured during the Olympic Trials... more »

  Summer J. wrote:

am so disappointed in this league! I have volunteered for years with both my sons for spring grass league in this “non-profit”. Well we took the leap $550 and signed up for advanced juniors in Simi Valley! Season postponed due to COVID.Well... more »

  xochitlp wrote:

The league is friendly and helpful to new cheerleaders and their families. They work hard to create a competitve, but fun and educational atmosphere. They coaches are great teachers and mentors, and always on the up and up with your child and with the... more »

  kate.matsler wrote:

The CDS AZTEC/TEMPE SOL LACROSSE CLUB is committed to providing a network of support that includes team building, community service, and financial assistance, while fielding competitive teams that honor the game of lacrosse by demonstrating the values... more »

  corri1225 wrote:

They are doing great work! My son volunteered to help out at a Hapa Mana free sports clinic in Kunia and he really enjoyed himself. He said they brought in a van full of children from a homeless shelter and he had a good time talking with them and playing... more »

  Susan N H. wrote:

Visited the club for a boxing tournament and was impressed by how clean it was and how professional the staff was .very hands on and helpful with the boxers and making sure they had everything they needed. more »

  littlecbsmom wrote:

The people at Salem Classical Fencing were great to work with. They did a wonderful demonstration for our homeschool group and not only was it a great learning experience, but it was a lot of fun too. They are obviously passionate about the sport and... more »

  kristen3 wrote:

Ny name is Kristen Cuneo and I am the Teen Mentor Program Coordinator for Girls’ LEAP. I have been with Girls’ LEAP for nearly 4 years, beginning when I was a summer intern. I was a college (aged) mentor, and then came on full time with the... more »

  Tonya B.1 wrote:

Amazing experience with such a dedicated family! The love, discipline and integrity of this family hits you the moment you enter the building! We instantly felt welcome. I feel safe and confident knowing my children will learn the tools they need properly... more »

  Shannon F.3 wrote:

Great organization to get involved with. They do group rides on the weekends and plan many other events. No entry fees to join the "team". Just a group of active folks with disabilities doing cool things. more »

  Professional1 wrote:

Halifax Rowing club it's a great club with ks much opportunities to offer to Youth in Volusia county. But the sad part is that HRA leadership has been and still is poor and no one cares about the kids/youth and their future. Club has changed 4 coaches... more »

  John h2 wrote:

Suncoast Epilepsy Association has been the sole source provider of services to people affected by epilepsy for more than 38 years. Their organization has access to some of the best epilepsy specialist and diagnostic services in Florida. Suncoast's staff... more »

  momm wrote:

Think twice before you join this sub-par volleyball club. Chip Schulte is full of himself and the coaches think they can talk to the kids any way they want. This club claims to teach kids volleyball and about values. It is simply not true! more »

  greennatasha wrote:

Hidden Gems, Inc. is currently working in community around New York City to bring archery to youth and adults. It is a commendable task to bring the family around family-oriented activities. The volunteers are, and I am a part of the volunteers, are very... more »

  CoachKris wrote:

Two of my children competed in their Scholastic Action Shooting Program and their Scholastic Clay Target Program. Super program and not for profit. My daughter even received a $1000.00 college scholarship. They give over $100,000.00 a year in scholarship.... more »

  Concerned40 wrote:

The Charlotte Junior Orioles (CJO) Athletic program still exists. However, the organization is currently under scrutiny for how they administer the funds received for participation in sponsored athletic programs and for funds collected at sponsored... more »

  Heather247 wrote:

My child has been a member of this organization for 7 years. I cannot express enough how much we both love it. We both look forward to football season every year. This organization not only teaches football fundamentals, but also teaches respect for peers... more »

  gadget_teer wrote:

Coatesville Community Bike Works Coatesville Community Bike Works (CCBW) is a volunteer organization created and staffed by Coatesville area bicycle enthusiasts to enrich their community. We recognize bicycling as a constructive activity that... more »

  for the people wrote:

Kalikoat Kidz provides a really special service to neighborhood youths both at risk and those who aren't. My sons and nephews particiapte in both the organizations baseball and basketball programs. For the last several years this organization has provided... more »

  masmmadden wrote:

I've been involved with GOTR for a little over a year now. I was a coach in Minnesota and I currently coach in Maryland after moving back here this past spring. Both seasons have been super rewarding and so fun to be a part of. more »

  Raychelle E. wrote:

I love this place!!! Dungeon Boxing Club is like no other place out there! The coaches and staff are all volunteers that want nothing more than to see other people achieve their dreams. Children and adults come to the boxing club for physical fitness,... more »

  dnocero wrote:

From a parent’s view from the inside. My daughter has Cystic Fibrosis. My daughter uses volleyball, both indoor & beach, along with track & field as a form of exercise which keeps her in excellent condition. I coached at C2 Attack Volleyball until... more »

  Writer wrote:

From an early age, I have been in love with sports. I tried my hand at many sports throughout the years, but my first love was wrestling. I choose stay involved because I believe that the sport of wrestling has the capability to teach life skills such... more »

  espek72 wrote:

A great non-profit organization dedicated to supporting our youth in the North Georgia area. They are working hard to provide hope and opportunities to the younger generation, who are the future of our nation. I think it's great what they are doing to... more »

  Micnmia2008 wrote:

My son has been part of the wrestling club and he really has developed a love for the sport thanks to the great coaches and parents involved. He has also made some good friends through the club and looks forward to practice each week. more »

  bcmn2401 wrote:

A canoe club dedicated to teaching the children they reach out to the values of paddling so that they can continue to perpetuate the culture of the sport that they care about, while also keeping the kids active and healthy. more »

  Writer wrote:

I've been supporting various charities centered on furthering the education of young people. I gravitated to the John Starks foundation due to the founder John Starks (NBA All Star and NY Knick Legend) hands on role. He has built a solid board of directors,... more »

  Lorraine_D wrote:

It Takes A Village The All Star Youth Sports Association is an awesome organization that provides several services to youth of all backgrounds in the Southern Sector of Dallas, Texas. The nonprofit is small but the work they do for the community... more »

  paulakrent wrote:

Mike Flynn, Amber and Aaron Pistokache on this board of directors are allowing for money not to be turned in for fundraisers. These friends that are not turning in $90 fundraisers have still not paid since April 2009. Over $300 is not accounted for. The... more »

  OBGCfan wrote:

OBGC was the first nonprofit youth sports organization in the State to receive Maryland Nonprofits' "Seal of Excellence" for nonprofit management. Those high standards are evident in all of OBGC's sports programs and gorgeous 118-acre Community Park.... more »

  akarakankamo2 wrote:

Team Summit is an elitist and pedantic organization, without any type of responsibility or care for children (athletes as they call them). It fundamentally depends on the effort of the parents and that the children are already trained and prepared from... more »

  Foleyef wrote:

Since 1954 this organization has provided education and opportunities for its members to enjoy the wonders of science and night sky. In addition, the membership has been extremely active in outreach to communities in Arizona, through hosting lectures,... more »

  JeMG wrote:

This non-profit provides a great benefit to Riverside's youth. As the only synchronized swim club in the Inland Empire, it provides amazing coaching, builds a strong commitment and confidence, teaches all ages and levels, and provides financial support... more »

  Trail Runner wrote:

ATRA's mission is to represent and promote trail and mountain running. With just one part-time staff member, the organization has a broad range of programs and publications. The signature piece is their online calendar of events. more »

  Writer wrote:

The board people are great. They are sincere in keeping a safe and accessible venue for children. The Penn-Crisp Gym is used by more than 1,000 children in Northeast Philadelphia who participate in basketball, indoor soccer, dance and cheer-leading.... more »

  adtphotog wrote:

Linda is amazing and so are the coaches at this field. I registered my 4 year old in Fall of 2013 and had Melissa as our coach. She was great with the kids and they really get the parents involved as much as possible. It is a great way for your little... more »

  Michael55 wrote:

In 1972 I was a high school senior and I applied for the Jedinsvo Athletic Club Scholarship. This was a $1,500 scholarship at the time that reat helped with my USC education. This was a valuable scholarship to me and honored me a a gala banquet. I became... more »

  USSNOWATHLETE wrote:

Do not donate to the USSA. Do yourself and the athletes a favor and donate directly to them. The CEO of USSA (a non-profit organization) is on a 659k a year salary with a 250k a year bonus plus two high end audis... yet, many athletes, including world... more »

  Jen wrote:

I have been involved with this organization for 3 years. It is a wonderful organization and truly dedicated to those over 50 years of age. Great group and a great cause! more »

  fiscallyaware wrote:

We have repeatedly voted to have the organization's books audited. We adopted term limits on the Treasurer, who tried to ignore them. When we insisted that someone else serve as Treasurer after 6 years, she let her friend be elected to that office and... more »

  joehussar wrote:

The gross margin for VAS is negative. KPI's or ratios from financial statements indicate ineffectual financial leadership and poor financial health. more »

  Craig G.1 wrote:

I went on my first walk in Germany with DVV (Deutscher Volkssport Verband- German Volkssport Assn.); Germany's version of this international walking organization in 1983 when I was stationed in Frankfurt, Germany with the US Air Force. The chance to... more »

  SYAAPoo wrote:

Use caution if you plan to become a member of SYAA. Unfortunately, this association is very unorganized and mis-manages its funds. Board members have been serving in their positions for the past 8 years and makeup rules as they go to benefit themselves... more »

  madakamom wrote:

This is a wonderful sports program for persons with all disabilities, youth to seniors! Everyone is given a chance to play baseball, basketball, gymnastics, and/or bowling . Community volunteers, fraternity members and the local school cheerleaders... more »

  Ponce wrote:

What is there to say really? I see more sense in a football bat than I see in Norpoint Soccer. Terrible group of individuals. They couldn't run a foot race. I'm positive of that. They sure can't run a nonprofit soccer club. Lots of negativity from... more »

  4Joanna wrote:

Lourdes Rowing Association was formed 12+ years ago to provide students at Our Lady of Lourdes, Poughkeepsie, NY, the opportunity to participate in the sport of Rowing (Crew). The team has earned three NYS Championships, one National title and... more »

  jippedoutofmoney wrote:

Great club with great coaches. Just make sure your kid doesn't get stuck with Quinton Kraeer, especially if she is a beginner. I feel robbed. We paid the same as every other team and did not receive what we were promised. The club has ignored my calls... more »

  whitneysw1 wrote:

Palm beach elite was like a big family. It brought young girls and boys together to express themselves through cheerleading. If I were Rich I'd bring this non profit back to life. It's been roughly 8 years Sence our jym has closed and I still dream of... more »

  Dfktaxman wrote:

I attended ACA camps for many years as a child, so I know how enriching the experience summer camp can be. The campers that are given this experience through our grants, are changed in a substantial and positive way. The letters from their parents expressing... more »

  Soccermom4020 wrote:

When we first started with Tumwater Soccer Club it was great. Now they have made the teams so large, it allows for very little playing time. It doesn't allow the kids to develop as quickly. Disappointing for sure. more »

  meeooow wrote:

What an amazing difference they have made in our state. There ability to convert unused railroad tracks to trails is nothing short of spectacular. They promote healthy living and a safe way to bicycle. I'm glad to give of my free time. more »

  watchdog wrote:

The non-profit organization,USA DEAF NASC CUSWIA WRESTLING INCORPORATION ASSOCIATION, who has been assigned the IRS EIN#56-260193 is not to be confused with the 2008 Form 990 filer listed on GuideStar.com: Colorado USA Wrestling Incorporation Assoiciation,... more »

  marychan wrote:

I went to a tryout lately, and the club is just really unfair. Before they evaluated players in every area, they already gave the spots to the players from last season, there was no point to the tryout at all. It was really unfair as I actually did really... more »

  RObert R.1 wrote:

On Aug 10 2018, today I was visited by a man who dropped off a donation bag. As he approached he stopped, certainly noticing one of the three No Solicitors signs that are posted, to take out a cigarette and light it. Before he got close enough to my door,... more »

  Nefty T. wrote:

One of those organization with true meaning of the word .. please contribute to keeps this alive . more »

  Florence31 wrote:

Southern California Outrigger is a non profit. However these chapters that are listed act as private clubs generating profits. more »

  bmxer wrote:

They have always been very supportive and honest with their goals for the year are, and how they hope to achieve them. more »

  graceWilhite wrote:

I found my roots in grassroots rugby. I joined a world of people who saw potential in me before I saw it in myself, and that has led me to great success so far. It is my turn to give back to my team, as they have given so much to me. I believe together... more »

  Cheley50 wrote:

Excellent team! Through the sport of jump rope, they promote health and fitness while helping our youth grow physically, emotionally, and socially. Most people have no idea that jump rope teams compete just as any other sport team...that's what makes... more »

  Brothers Care Inc wrote:

BROTHERS CARE INC is a NonForProfit 501(c)3 Organization that has been doing business on Staten Island for 20 years. We cater to less fortunate families and individuals in high crime rate, drug infested, low income housing Urban Areas on Staten Island.... more »

  bebesqueaky2 wrote:

My I/DD kids participate in sport programs year round and it provides awesome opportunities for socialization, teamwork, exercise, trying new things, making new friends. It has been a very supportive and positive environment for learning! more »

  David Bjorkman wrote:

Bike to the Sea has been working for years to advance rail trails (old rail beds converted to walking/biking paths) and specifically the rail trail that leads from Revere, MA, and points prior to that town. to the Atlantic ocean. They work with very... more »

  Nathan8 wrote:

I volunteered for a work day cleaning up Fountain Creek in Manitou Springs, CO. I was pleasantly surprised with the amount of information provided by the very knowledgeable staff before we began the work. Some groups spend too much time standing around... more »

  Tim_53 wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this grop for 18 years. It is an unbelievable rush to see the smiles of parents and children who are doing something no one ever thought would be possible. The group operates with scores of volunteers, and... more »

  Jamecelle V. wrote:

Hollywood PAL is a nonprofit program that truly helps serve kids in the community. PAL has become a program that truly accomplishes its mission statement. Not only does it provide a sense of unity and community, but it helps the kids to stay off the streets,... more »

  For the Love of the Game wrote:

GVA provides the opportunity for young girls to play league volleyball in a healthy, safe environment that fosters positive teaching and encourages teamwork. GVA provides college scholarships to girls who have participated in GVA - especially those who... more »

  KKirkpatrick wrote:

7 Rivers Figure Skating Club is dedicated to providing quality, cost effective, skating instruction to the people of the 7 Rivers region. The wonderful volunteers and coaches are top-notch and the annual ice show gets better and better each year. 7 Rivers... more »

  forboxing wrote:

Pierre Anasta is the most loving and caring person I know. He let everyone use the boxing gym, the gym does not get donation he uses his own money to pay the bills. It would be nice if people donate some money or even help out sometimes. I love the... more »

  Client3 wrote:

This program is great they are spreading the knowledge of club volleyball around. They help people who may not be able to afford club volleyball be able to afford it. They also help out at the SECU houses to make breakfast and dinners to help people... more »

  Ricardo A. wrote:

The Dallas Shooting Stars Team is a 501(c)3 charitable organization dedicated to training young athletes in Olympic shooting disciplines. The team has to date developed two National Team members and is beginning to break into international competition.... more »

  Writer wrote:

This Martial Arts is unique and fun. You grow with the Martial Arts. The best price around!!! And if you want someone who you can trust to teach your children the right way and learn respect from. Luis Cepeda is the way to go. I promise you this. more »

  madathe wrote:

Watching my seven-year-old daughter sail a boat by herself was quite a thrill. Anyone who sails a boat can attest to the satisfaction and confidence that comes with knowing how to sail a boat. It's that experience that is at the heart of the Sailing... more »

  Chad D.3 wrote:

It has been an extreme pleasure working with the MMA. The passion each individual brings to mentorship and creating a web of knowledge that will create a safer and more inclusive generation of mountain lover is unique. The most impactful part of the MMA... more »

  Empathy1 wrote:

The board is managed by a group of women who adhere to outdated practices and exhibit a one-sided mentality. Their lack of management and communication skills is evident, and it seems that most, if not all, have never held professional careers, resulting... more »

  bikevetter wrote:

SLOBC is a tourist style bicycle club for SLO County. They have two fund raising events each year that provide funding for local schools and non-profit bicycle related groups. They have numerous members in both North County as well as South County of... more »

  CaroleLynn wrote:

Tilted Thunder is a non-profit banked track roller derby team in the Seattle area that is run by its members. It is a small but mighty group of dedicated skaters looking for a warehouse to keep our track up all the time. This will help us grow the league,... more »

  Aneni18 wrote:

I was a parent at this Yachad Sports and the owner and Director use to comment on the way woman dressed and their children playing. Phil Fishel Cohen of Potomac Maryland actually had the nerve to come by my home repeatedly. Him coming on to the mothers... more »

  alankley wrote:

Great program for High School Lacrosse players. The program is indistinguishable from full fledged school sports programs. Players wear game day shirts to school, earn letter jackets, and receive top quality coaching. Visit www.lthslacrosse.com for... more »

  Writer wrote:

Central Coast Roller Derby is more than just an amateur sports team, they are an active non-profit that throw their events in attempt to raise money for other local charities. more »

  PingPong15 wrote:

The Secretary of State filings are not current and the most current tax filing available is 2014, on one nonprofit info site...had to search...They detour from their mission statement with no mention in minutes or meetings so if you are giving your... more »

  Michael398 wrote:

In my 3 years working with the Panther organization, coaching 5th, 6th, and now 3rd grade youth football teams, it has proven to be one of the best organizations I've had the honor to be apart of....from the kids to the parents to the coaching staff to... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great place for girls and boys to learn and grow and become better people. more »

  wrestledad wrote:

My son signed up for the Stroudsburg youth wrestling team after doing independent wrestling with private clubs. The coaches in this program have taken a kid who loved to wrestle and was good at it hate it with a passion. They play games like dodge ball... more »

  sballard321 wrote:

This club discriminates against special needs children, girls, lgbt and slow learners. They will not work with those children and usually force them to wrestle together so that they never learn or show improvement. Do not enroll your child in this bigoted... more »

  lets change the world wrote:

This Foundation truly touches and changes the lives of kids. It is amazing to see kids from really tough circumstances walk into this program and blossom into confident and successful athletes and people. I have seen it personally and am continually... more »

  April61 wrote:

very unorganized! I was told by the cheer director that the cheerleaders would receive mums for homecoming and chairs which was included in the price of registration which was over $250! That was a LIE! Very unprofessional! From the start! All they are... more »

  PASOS wrote:

Founded by Francisco Casado. He is a 4-time NCAA women's volleyball coach champion. He raises the bar by challenging at-risk youth to become scholar-athletes through "best practice" leadership, acadamic, and sports development curriculums. His secret... more »

  555volleyball556 wrote:

Several families including ours had a terrible experience with this club. more »

  Writer wrote:

December 5, 2015Madison.comMr. Schultz and Mr. Treleven,After reading the most recent news of a 20 year old boy groping a 14 year old girl at La Follette High School here in Madison I felt it was time to tell another story. A... more »

  keluha2002 wrote:

Roller Skating has never been so much fun! The Soul City Sirens Roller Derby team is a member owned, self funded league that relies on the support of the community and, in turn, volunteers at many community events and contributes to local organizations.... more »

  Clara_Berens wrote:

Amazing way to empower women!Great opportunity to exercise while also competing with other women's leagues throughout Washington. more »

  preayer7 wrote:

This youth organization works very well with youth and have several great after school youth prevention programs. more »

  Tbartz8 wrote:

The Team Freestyle foundation allows for this diverse group of homegrown San Diego kids (between 10-18 yrs old) compete nationally at an elite level at Team Demonstration, performance karate. While they compete against regionally based "All-Star" teams,... more »

  Emelissa C. wrote:

Love love love the family that owns faith flip, they are loving, compassionate, and dedicated to all children in their program. I had moved into the longview area from Chicago seeking a facility for my daughter to continue her love for gymnastics. Faith... more »

  ddhmehta9 wrote:

Katy Youth Cricket (KYC) is doing a great job promoting Youth Cricket from grass root level in greater Houston area. Their aim is to promote programs that builds character, team work and promote healthy choices through the game of cricket. My two boys... more »

  Daniel Jonathan V. wrote:

First of all, the training seems to be decent and was really good for a time until I realized the very "political" relationships among senior students and Malory Graham. This is the reason why I provided a poor rating, based on experience of discrimination... more »

  22021416 wrote:

This non profit was created by a woman whose name I will not mention, but she played for MSU Volleyball and she has created a wonderful program that works on each individual player in Perry, and she is very kind, making sure to keep people motivated,... more »

  rachelvoll wrote:

I am so thankful for the friends I have made in this league. I truly enjoy spending time giving back to the community, doing different events and skating with every single member. It is an active group of like-minded individuals with a focus on athleticism.... more »

  ripcitykids wrote:

"We have a vision to give great training and mentorship to young student-athlete's regardless of economic situations. As we navigate an ever changing social landscape it is imperative that we play a role in developing kids; their ability to work together... more »

  Lance J.1 wrote:

I have been working with Gray Harbor Lacrosse for over a year now. I am continually impressed with the character of these young men and their willingness to work hard to grow this program in an area that is just now waking up to the sport. more »

  Writer wrote:

They change rules to to help certain teams only not all players will play even though parents pay to have children play board members have their own teams which they should not be allowed to because I believe it is a conflict of interest they are rude... more »

  MrLynx wrote:

Louisa Lady Lynx is a girls developmental basketball program that has helped girls in the 6th-12th grades learn the game of basketball. They are taught how the game is played,learn the basic fundamentals and how and when to execute the learned skills.... more »

  Charles C.1 wrote:

A non Profit 501c3 dedicated to the promotion and practice of Tai Chi Chuan, a traditional Chinese Martial Art for Health and self defense. more »

  Hexenbiest923 wrote:

Roller derby literally saved my life. As a person that struggles with depression I had developed very unhealthy coping strategies including drinking and unhealthy eating. When I joined roller derby I found a healthy way to cope with my feelings, boost... more »

  Suzanne Z. wrote:

This gym has absolutely amazing coaches that give their all to these boys and girls. Thank you for everything you guys do. Chris you have gotten Yusef through some rough times just by being present and staying on him to keep up his hard work and I can’t... more »

  Soccer616 wrote:

Very well organized league and never a problem.Very nice and good. more »

  craptastic wrote:

After signing up last year and paying for registration the state went into lock down. Families we're told they would be credited for next years season. Well here we are 2021 and we still cannot participate due to the pandemic. Was basically told by the... more »

  Caregiver50 wrote:

I have been on the board of directors for MAFD for 5 years now and it is a small group of hardworking, honest individuals who support swimming because they have/had children who love it. MAFD is supported by the county parks and rec, local businesses... more »

  ladig wrote:

Backyard Flag Football Association is a non-profit organization that was established in the North Hills neighborhood of Pittsburgh in 2003. The sole purpose of the league is to give each and every child an opportunity to play a supervised sport. We emphasize... more »

  stmorris123 wrote:

Co-founded and lead by US Naval Academy graduate and Marine Corps combat veteran Mike Steadman, Ironbound Boxing is a free boxing gym with a two-track mission: to provide a safe, structured environment for Newark youth to learn boxing as a martial art... more »

  BIGNIKKIw31 wrote:

Largo Elite track club established in 2013. A family Oriented. organization We are located in Largo,Florida has flourished driven by a passion to make sports accessible to all youth. We're grateful for clearwater for youth commitment to lifting financial... more »

  crownpro wrote:

BRG has done so much for my son it’s provided him so much opportunity and training to succeed and follow his dreams in baseball more »

  EmmaF wrote:

I've been volunteering with Oax Sport for a while now, and I'm consistently amazed by what they do. As someone who believes deeply that sport is one of the greatest unifiers we have, watching their work in Oaxaca has been truly inspiring. What really... more »

  JarodFranks wrote:

Ottawa Cyclones Archery Team Is a S3DA affiliated youth scholastic archery team that's a after school program. Our goal is to educate and inspire kids to participate in the outdoors and compete to better there skills. Cyclones shoot several different... more »

To increase cultural awareness and participation of dragon boating in the bay area. more »

Intl. Amateur sports competition/education more »

To sponsor, organize, teach and conduct classes in kodokan judo, to promote judo tournaments and exhibitions to foster and promote... more »

Qualified amateur sport organization more »

Promote a girls' youth volleyball team to compete at various levels. more »

To develop, conduct, promote, and govern the game of volleyball, on an amateur basis, among youths of the greater san francisco... more »

Promote sport of fencing in bay area more »

To share the spirit of walking with the clubs and walkers of the American Volkssport Association. Meet friends, walk scenic trails... more »

Public children's sports more »

Promote the sport of lacrosse education more »

To promote sports and healthy body healthy mind more »

Teaching children volleyball more »

A sports club that encourages and promotes good citizenship more »