Find Basketball Nonprofits and Charities

  mfay wrote:

The Volunteer Center of Sacramento has worked with this agency for the past several years. These people are miracle workers, friendly, helpful...everything you look for in a non-profit organization. more »

  wiseone wrote:

This organization really really should be appreciative of the staff that they have working with the youth they serve, because they really do care alot about the well-being of these children. more »

  Outstanding wrote:

T.S.Y.A. has helped develop my child into a Superstar athlete. Shyanna never really played basketball and was not that good until she met Coach/trainer Diago D. Hunter and his staff. She started playing for Tacoma Shine when she was 6th grade. She started... more »

  ghirsch wrote:

I've had the pleasure of following PPI's work for 3 years now, reading their blogs, visiting their offices in DC and Nicosia, and seeing their staff in action with kids playing basketball. I'm really amazed at the dedication of their coaches to bring... more »

  major-clemens wrote:

Team Genesis is an excellent education and sports program which gives young men a chance to excel in the classroom as well as on the basketball court. Harry Williams and his staff work hard to provide a strong education and mentorship experience for... more »

  Dana N. wrote:

I am the mother of a girl with Spina Bifida, as well as two other girls and two boys. Children are a great blessing and it is a splendid thing to watch them grow and learn and dream. We live in a rural community south of the Dallas area. Unfortunately,... more »

  Isis W. wrote:

This organization just don't teach basketball skills. They help build team work, good sportsmanship and other life skills. This organization emphasis how important education is, as well as higher education. For example, my child was misbehaving in school.... more »

  Edward Moses J. wrote:

They are a very people friendly group. They work hard with the community and the kids in it. more »

  mobileUser429375 wrote:

Has made a huge impact on my son and myself! Thank you vanessa more »

  Shaun J. wrote:

Crossover is "unique" in that we want to approach students as they are - still children. While so much can be placed on them at such a young age, we use the game of basketball as the vehicle that drives the hope of increasing educational opportunities,... more »

  Brenda Wright wrote:

In February of this year, I walked into this organization and was addicted from get go. The recreation center was closed down and this organization called the Colorado Miners opened the doors, and it is absolutely amazing. Randy's heart for inner city... more »

  Donna 24-7 wrote:

My 17 yr young daughter has been on court since 3rd grade Yball, With that you can guess she’s been on many AAU teams never finding a Coach that believed in her the way Catch does. In last 2 years of training with Richie, he has brought out her skills... more »

  Jermaine W. wrote:

This is the most intense basketball team out in Miami Gardens. They travel all around the states for competitions. I had my son there for the last 2 years and to see him grow is nice. Thanks to the coach’s Adrien and Jermaine for the good basketball... more »

  MWeisey wrote:

I worked as a camp counselor and hands down, the KLF SVG camp was the best experience I've ever had an opportunity to be a part of. We reached over 1,500 children and the one-on-one interaction with them is irreplaceable. I will always support anything... more »

  omara91 wrote:

I have worked with Rising Stars as a provider of a scholarship to one of their participantsThey are a first class organization that truly has the best interest of the kids in their programsI would recommend them as an excellent non profit to be... more »

  Basketball is Life wrote:

These folks dont like anyone outside "the circle" so donar beware! If you anit one of thier kids, you anit counting for nothing. more »

  Brittniewilson12 wrote:

The woman who is over this basketball league will cheat to make sure her husbands team wins. Some games she does the score board and time, the next game she will be helping coach his team. The person who is over the league should not have any affiliation... more »

  ozanam wrote:

Darelle Porter, the Executive Director, is a gem. We are very lucky to have him. more »

  Dukeblue wrote:

Very disappointed in the way the president of the HAA responds to parents.Very unprofessional and threatening. I would have give it a zero rating but it wouldn’t let me. Thanks more »

  seanb wrote:

Coach Shaun, I need to tell you THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart. Your personnel level of dedication to all the boys at all the levels is outstanding and should be commented. You are involved at every practice. It's obvious why you, David,Van, Earl... more »

  katiegenung wrote:

Ace In The City does incredible work for the Powderhorn neighborhood in Minneapolis. They put people first and serve others in unique, tangible ways. I have seen Ace progress and improve with each passing year. Their outreach grows, but their mission... more »

  Writer wrote:

My son played in this league as a "little guy". The age ranges from 6 years old to 16. The experiences in team work, camaraderie, and having fun with kids his own age were invaluable. The league is co-ed, diverse and open to all. The main rule is... more »

  Ryaisling wrote:

My son has participated in the Adaptive Water Skiing event sponsored by Champions Made From Adversity for the past two years. He has so much fun and looks forward to the day each year. The group and volunteers do everything possible to make sure the participants... more »

  coachB wrote:

Team Providence is one of the most dedicated programs to helping youth excel in sports and being leaders on and off the court. Their staff works year round to help the student-athletes they encounter. There are not too many programs like them. more »

  Exposure2020 wrote:

Exposure Sports, Inc is a Non-Profit Basketball program that serves to help all, but especially at-risk children, through the game of basketball. Our HEAT teams were created to build confidence in children 5-17, build character; promote and develop leadership,... more »