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RowLA is a non-profit organization which pairs intensive rowing activities with individualized academic support to help young girls develop as scholar athletes, confident in their ability to make wise choices for themselves and those they affect.

The Friends of EXPO Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is engaged in a unique partnership with the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks. Through this collaboration, The Friends supports the recreational, sports, cultural and educational programs that are provided by EXPO Center, a recreation and community center managed by the City for the benefit of economically disadvantaged residents of south Los Angeles.

Chucktown Squash's mission is to provide academic guidance, athletic training, community service opportunities, and mentors, via an afternoon, weekend, and summertime program that serves as a springboard, preparing low-resource kids for wide reaching success in the classroom, on the squash court, and in life.

Kids Across America Foundation's mission is to building Christian leaders by encouraging, equipping and empowering urban youth and their mentors through camping and education.

It is the mission of the organization to instruct players in an environment which stresses competition, fun, sportsmanship and work ethic. The ultimate goal of the Dayton Sting Baseball Club is to develop quality young men ready to play baseball at the highest levels.

Helping kids to improve their lives through camaraderie and team work by playing Rugby.

Incorporated in 1973 to serve the youth and families in the Highland Park section of Roxbury and beyond through educational, recreational, cultural and community building activities. Our goal is to educate all members to be productive and knowledgeable citizens.

The Stars mission is to target pre-high school student-athletes interested in sports, academic achievement, and personal development. Our primary goal is to assist our student-athletes in reaching their highest potential in academic excellence, by holistically cultivating and developing their spirituality, education, social skills, and talents. We put together multiple football teams consisting of 6th-10th grade players to holistically develop them within our 5 pillars-in order of importance are: faith, family, school, social responsibility, ...then sports.

The organization provides youth and adults an opportunity for instruction, training, recreation and competition in the sport of rowing, exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning section 501(c)3 of the I.R.S. code the program focuses on training students in the art of crew racing and teamwork the organization enters teams in numerous local, state and national crew races.

Women making a difference.

To provide instruction and training at all levels of swimming to all interested youth of the northfield area. Purpose: to accomplish it's mission by striving for these four goals: 1. To assist all enrolled athletes to develop the skills inherent in the sport of swimming through expert instruction and close supervision; 2. To enhance the self-image and self-esteem of participants through positive experiences in practice sessions and competitions as appropriate; 3. To sponsor competitors in divisions appropriate to participants athletic skill and guidelines of the MSI; and to host two or more home meets each season for these competitors and others; 4. To promote swimming in the Northfield area, and to encourage NSC participants to continue their training and achievement through participation in programs at area schools.

Founded in 1950, Children's Fairyland is a renowned storybook park dedicated to stimulating a child's imagination, creativity, and desire to learn. More than 210,000 visitors annually have access to live theatre, puppetry, storytelling, and an engaging environment that encourages language acquisition, interest in books and reading, social skills development through group play, and motor skills development through climbing, sliding and running.