Youth Sports Philanthropy
What is Philanthropy?
What is Philanthropy?
What is Philanthropy?
It's a big word that changes the world in a big way!
Click below to watch a two minute video to learn more!
Why Volunteer?
What is Philanthropy?
What is Philanthropy?
Research proves that helping others creates a sense of overall well being. Studies also show that people who engage in volunteer activities are more likely to feel a deeper connection to organizations they support. Email us at team@sowgoodnow.org to volunteer with us!
What is a Grant?
What is Philanthropy?
What is a GiveBack Fund?
A grant is an amount of money donated to a charity so they can continue to help people in need. Grants can be made by people, foundations, Donor Advised Funds and corporations. Our Government also makes grants.
What is a GiveBack Fund?
What is a GiveBack Fund?
A Giving Fund is also called a Donor Advised Fund. It can be used as a tool to become more organized in making donations to charities.
You can name your Giving Fund after your team'or after someone special. For example: The Cardinal Basketball GiveBack Fund or The James Johnson GiveBack Fund.
Who are Community Partners?
Community Partners are groups of people who work together in sharing resources to make the world a better place.
Just like being part of a sports team, you understand that different members have different roles. Not everyone on the team does the same thing or has the same skills. It is the same way in our communities and we all use what we have to help each other win at the game of life!
How do you find your passion?
Just like learning a sport, it takes time and practice to learn about areas for giving back.
Practicing Philanthropy through sports programs keeps it fun and engaging and there are always new players getting involved every year. Below is a video to help you understand your passion.
PLANTING THE SEEDS OF YOUTH PHILANTHROPY AROUND THE COUNTRY
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Sow Good Now partners high school and college sports teams with geographically adjacent, socio-economically diverse youth groups. We choose partners who maintain a community focus and a growth mindsets.
See where Sow Good Now has been planting seeds of philanthropy! Download it below!
Start Learning to Give Now
Traditional Philanthropy starts later in life with mature donors writing checks in silos. At Sow Good Now we engage the rising generations through sports and collaborations and jump-start the Philanthropic Learning Curve!