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Raising the Roof Program
What Is It?
Sow Good Now was founded in July 2018 by three mothers who are former college athletes and who have raised athletes. They introduced the SGN GiveBack Model where they partner with different athletic associations through local schools and communities where it unites athletes with underserved youth and builds new communities through their GiveBack events.
The three pillars to our program is to build community, teach philanthropy and inspire impact. Since O’Donnell Roofing has similar values, they wanted to partner with Sow Good Now and introduce a new program to our model, called “Raising the Roof – Honoring Young, Philanthropic Athletes”. This program will honor one young athlete on a quarterly basis that will be chosen by Sow Good Now.
Congratulations to our Q1 Raising the Roof winner!
Ben Mayer- East Coast Karate
Ben has been volunteering with Sow Good Now for the past three years and has created his own Karate GiveBack, which has grown in impact and participation each year. His dedication to giving back is truly inspiring. Ben embodies what Raising the Roof is all about: using your passion to uplift and serve others.
Thank you, Ben, for your continued commitment to making a difference.
Meet Our Q1 Honorees
Max Kipper- George School Basketball
Max Kipper- George School Basketball
Max Kipper- George School Basketball
For the past three years, Max has volunteered with Sow Good Now alongside his team, helping support our GiveBack events and inspiring younger athletes through service. During his senior year, Max stepped into a leadership role, helping guide his teammates and making an even greater impact through the GiveBack experience.
Carly Oniki- UPenn Gymnastics
Max Kipper- George School Basketball
Max Kipper- George School Basketball
Carly played a key role in leading our first annual GiveBack with the UPenn Gymnastics team and the Vare Recreation Center. She brought her entire team into the experience, helped design the activity stations, and created an environment that made the day meaningful and fun for everyone involved. Her leadership even sparked interest from o
Carly played a key role in leading our first annual GiveBack with the UPenn Gymnastics team and the Vare Recreation Center. She brought her entire team into the experience, helped design the activity stations, and created an environment that made the day meaningful and fun for everyone involved. Her leadership even sparked interest from other athletic teams at Penn to get involved in future GiveBacks.