Find Amateur Sports Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  renee8912 wrote:

One Community Now (OCN) is a joyful blessing to our community, with loving contributions of time and resources given to those in need of assistance, a helping hand and supportive encouragement. OCN gives those looking for a way to give or serve the professional... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  drewk wrote:

Fishing for Families in Need is an extraordinary organization. A lot of charities have a goal of “helping” society but many lack directions. F4FN teaches kids about fishing and marine biology which may not seem like much, but if you break it down,... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »