What We Do
- Provide poor, distressed, and disadvantaged youth with the opportunity to learn and participate in sports for youths.
- Fund the development of soccer fields, basketball courts, swimming pools etc., for schools, orphanages and underserved communities.
- Fund and organize single-school sports activity days with the aim to have every able-bodied child participate in some capacity.
- Fund and organize inter-school sports competitions for interested schools or associations of schools.
- Work closely with public and private schools, orphanages, and youth organizations to teach students the rules, objectives, and skills involved in different sports.
- Organize and conduct sports competitions in order to encourage students and young men and women to engage in the learning and playing of different athletic events as a productive and enjoyable use of their time, and to build discipline and a culture of compliance with rules and decision-makers.
- Provide sports-related philanthropic support to schools and youth organizations via financing and organizing of sports activity days and sports events, as well as providing sports equipment.
- Develop athletically talented youth into amateur athletes for national and international competition in sports.
Initial Country of Focus:
Ghana is a country located in the western part of Africa. It was formerly known as the Gold Coast before gaining independence in 1957 from Great Britain. The population estimate of Ghana is 27 million. The top sport to watch and play is soccer/football, followed by track and field, and boxing.