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At Winners’ Camp, our mission is to: ✓ Provide cutting-edge Leadership Training for Hawai’i youth, their families and educators ✓ Awaken teenagers to their personal and community potential. ✓ Empower teenagers to break through self-limiting beliefs and move towards greater success in their lives. ✓ Give teenagers the tools for accelerated learning and to inspire excellence. ✓ Teach respect, responsibility, resourcefulness, resilience and restraint. ✓ Provide educators with experiential teaching tools through workshops and seminars.

The DC Furies Women’s Rugby Team was founded in 1978 and play at the most competitive level of Women’s Club Rugby and participates in the Women’s Premiere League (WPL). The Furies play in local, national and international matches and host the annual Ruggerfest each Spring, one of the most popular tournaments in women’s club rugby. The Furies promote the empowering nature of team sport by teaching young women rugby.

To teach the sport of roller derby to youth in a fun, safe, and inclusive environment.

The Treasure Coast Rowing Club (TCRC) was established to stimulate and foster interest in the sport of rowing among amateurs. We promote this interest through education and competitions using every reasonable endeavor for the advancement and up-building of amateur rowing in accordance with the best traditions of sportsmanship. ​ Our goal is to have a safe and fun environment where both adults and youth rowers can enjoy the sport of rowing. We aim to teach the joys of rowing to anyone willing to learn and wanting to get behind an oar on the water. We welcome all athletes regardless of their ability or experience. If you are willing to show up and work hard, there is a place for you in our boats.

The mission of the Potawatomi Mountain Biking Association's DTE Energy Foundation Trail Project is to partner with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to design, build and maintain roughly 20 miles of mountain biking optimized, sustainable single track consisting of 5 interconnected loops in the Waterloo State Recreation Area.

Backfield in Motion is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that combines academics and athletics to inspire inner city boys to reach their maximum potential in order to become significant contributors to society.

Mission, Beliefs & Goals Beliefs: We believe that coaching children in the unique and competitive world of skiing and snowboarding fosters individuality, freedom and growth of character and self esteem. The mountains provide a challenging and inspiring environment. Teamwork promotes camaraderie, a sense of responsibility, community and respect. Our Mission is to instill and nurture a passion for all snow sports along with developing character, discipline and desire, which encourages young athletes to reach their highest potential. We provide coaching, training venues and competition opportunities that allow young athletes to achieve their full potential and to embrace the Club's culture of building lifelong confidence, character and integrity while fostering camaraderie and discipline.

We strive to restore our veteran’s strength and independence by providing a safe outdoor experience that promotes healing and closure, as well as family reintegration.

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.

The Olympian Foundation (TOF) was established for the advancement of the values found in art and sport in line with the involvement of olympians and their quest for excellence in life; ". . . To promote the positive moral and educational values of sportsmanship, fair play, friendly competition, and the pleasure of participation, within the fundamental principles enshrined in Olympism". . . . And to "bring about better understanding between people, thereby helping build a better world."

The mission of the Clearwater Community Sailing Center is to provide safe, enriching and affordable sailing opportunities to local residents and visitors, including youth, seniors and the disabled for the enjoyment and benefit of our entire community.

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.