Find Football Nonprofits and Charities

  mobileUser429375 wrote:

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

  dtsohn wrote:

Our family has been involved with the North Raleigh Athletic Association for three years. The volunteer coaches teach our children many life lessons through the sports of football and cheerleading. I see personal growth in the student athletes and their... more »

  Lindsay95380 wrote:

This non profit does amazing things for many communities through the Central Valley. The folks that tirelessly donate their time, continually show how big their hearts are in all their efforts to support the youth. I love watching them develop the kids... more »

  btpipes13 wrote:

I worked as a rugby coach for two summers and volunteered as a referee for the first two Mayor's Cups. The program is well run and greatly helps spread the game of rugby throughout the NYC area to under privileged children. more »

  grandma711 wrote:

So it's been made clear that it's all about a TROPHY. I was told that by the cheerleading president and someone that is on the board. So it has nothing to with building a child's self esteem. It's about killing it. Lexie has not missed one practice or... more »

  Virginia resident wrote:

This organization has violated numerous County, State and Federal laws for years. They failed to submit 990EZ tax returns to the IRS for the years 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007. Formal complaints have been filed with the IRS... more »

  prescott wrote:

The Harlequins are a fantastic organization. They offer programs to the kids in and around Pittsburgh that teach responsibility and sportsmanship. They offer youth programs in neighborhoods that really need constructive things for kids to do. more »

  bobl wrote:

I've volunteered and been involved with several youth sports groups over the years with girls and boys. This group goes out of their way to be part of the community, not just a pay for play experience. The leadership has spent countless hours reshaping... more »

  Bmp223 wrote:

If I could give the organization no stars, I would. I was excited to find this league for my child. However, after only one season with Hesperia Sting, we will not be returning for another season. The staff does not communicate with the parents. The only... more »

  RayV wrote:

This is a very unorganized League run by a Group very unprofessional people. They only want your money. you have been warned!!! more »

  disappointed fan I wrote:

I signed my son up for the Homer Stallions football program this year and was greatly disappointed. When I signed him up, I was told that it was a developmental league that teaches the boys basic football skills and the love of the game. They wouldn't... more »

  Writer wrote:

They have many coaches who don't know how to handle children. The only mission of the club is to win but for that damage to children . more »

  az44514 wrote:

Poland Parents Beware. If your child goes to Poland Schools and is interested in playing football for the Poland Little Bulldogs football team you will want to start them out at 6 or 7 years old. If they start later, their opportunities will be very limited,... more »

  Wedemeier wrote:

The organization is being ran into the ground. My daughter is a cheerleader and was promised cheerleading aparrel for doing fundraisers. She has not received the items she was promised and is being told the funds are not there? This organization is shady.... more »

  imdejuan wrote:

my son played tackle football with this program last season and he had the best experience. We didn't win a lot of games, but the knowledge and training he received had him more than prepared for middle school this year. I highly recommend any parent... more »

  Member of the Public wrote:

When it comes to youth sports I am on the fence. I think it is great for the kids to set their foundation and learn life long lessons. However, the part I do not like are the parents, coaches, and administrators. Parent, coaches and administrators please... more »

  Devon1964 wrote:

I live in Melrose, Massachusetts which is a suburb of Boston. A friend of mine is a single mom raising a severely handicapped son. Her son is unable to walk and uses a wheelchair. Unfortunately entering and exiting their home requires one to navigate... more »

  ZayDay21 wrote:

My name is Isaiah Smart, I am a former player of this organization. I am in the 9th grade playing varsity at Clark Montessori. I wanted to say that this program is a very good one. They helped me become the person I am today and the person I will be in... more »

  Opreations wrote:

CenTex Pee Wee Football League (CPF) a non-profit organization located here in Waco as well as member USA Football the National Governing Body of American football at the youth and amateur level. CenTex Pee Wee Football/ Cheerlead program was established... more »

  jainicej wrote:

Great group of people with a great mission in mind. They are doing a lot for the kids in our community. more »

  033199ew wrote:

i think this would be a good thing to do because it will bring all the young males together as ones a show them, leadership, and trust. more »

  sportsmom wrote:

The SV Bulldogs organization is in their first year as a major youth football/cheer program in Simi Valley and is already one of the largest! They have done a great job planning and executing this initial season for over 190 football players and cheerleaders.... more »

  IStandWithKap wrote:

This organization is so poorly ran. Week to week schedules for football. Last minute changes. The board members have really horrible attitudes nobody can produce any actual answers or proof as to where the parents money is being spent. Very disorganized... more »

  othermayeremail wrote:

This group is known as the Northwest Mighty Knights which offers Football, Cheer, Wrestling and Tennis for youth in grades K-6 that live in the Northwest Local School of Cincinnati, Ohio but is 501c3 umbrella under American Youth Football. more »

  timdeutsch0716 wrote:

The Edina Football Association was founded over 50 years ago to bring organized football to the youth of Edina. The mission of the Edina Football association is twofold. One, to offer a best in class football program to the youth of Edina that stresses... more »