We organize sports events such as tournaments, open play days, and pick up games so that young athletes have a chance to just play. No pressure, no judgement, just fun. 50% of the fees to participate in our events goes to hosting sports events for children in need.
Young athletes, ages 7-high school. We are looking for athletes who want to play a sport to have fun and contribute to the community while doing it.
This is your chance to be part of a change; to truly take advantage of all the benefits sports has to offer. You'll be able to fall in love with a sport, socialize with friends and make new friends, all while helping children in need.
The Ambition Project is designed for athletes who want to play and do something meaningful for the community. 50% of the fee to participate in an event is used to host similar events for young athletes in underserved communities or communities facing crisis. We may host an open basketball play day in Philadelphia, a flag football tournament in New Orleans, or a soccer play day for young athletes in Jaurez, Mexico. Children across the world are constantly facing challenging circumstances. Our goal is to give these children a break and to just play and have fun.
Our structure allows us to be nimble and flexible. As situations arise in the local, national, or global community, we strive to respond and meet the needs of young athletes within that region.
“We are never more fully alive, more completely ourselves, or more
deeply engrossed in anything than when we are playing.”
We are tapping into the youth sports industry to help others and make a difference. There is so much focus on skill development and competition nowadays, that many of our young athletes lose sight of the real power of sports. We want to help these athletes take a step back and see how they can make a difference in someone's life through the energy of sport.
We create an environment where young athletes can simply have fun playing a sport. Come alone, gather some friends, or bring your brother or sister. It doesn't matter. We'd love to have you and we want you to play for the love of sport and become a part of the change we need; to use sport as a force for good.