Make the pass and get kids off the sideline
Only $142 provides a young person the opportunity to learn the life skills they need to become a future leader through sport.
Ask yourself, have you ever been picked last?
What if you were never allowed to play at all?
Everyday youth in the U.S. from under-served communities are left on the sidelines because they lack the safety, resources, and community needed to get in the game. PeacePlayers is an organization that makes the pass. Their mission is simple: Play Together. Live Together.
PeacePlayers was founded to use sport as a tool to bridge religious and racial divides across the globe and have reached over 75,000 youth through the sport of basketball. Since 2017 they have expanded their focus on key cities in the US including Brooklyn, Baltimore, Detroit, Chicago and Los Angeles.
This summer, PeacePlayers will harness the power of sport to bring together young people across the United States for a week-long virtual summer camp experience. It’s a week full of basketball skill sessions, leadership development opportunities, fun games and challenges, and peace education designed to build connections between young people across the United States.
This free camp, led by PeacePlayers trained coaches and open to any youth within the US, will be a fun and meaningful opportunity to develop connections during a time when young people are craving connectivity, unity and peace.
Learn more about peace players at www.peaceplayers.org