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Super Bowl 58 Radio Row: Heather Massey and Al Smith

Join us on Radio Row as Sports Philanthropy Network President Roy Kessel and Vice President Kayla Bradham sit down with Heather Massey of the Better Business Bureau and Al Smith of the NFL Alumni Association, to discuss the new partnership between the organizations and their goals moving forward.

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Professional Development

Building the Pipeline of Philanthropy: A Collaborative Effort between Athletes, Business Executives, and Nonprofit Leaders

At Sports Philanthropy Network, we believe in the transformative power of sports and philanthropy. Our mission goes beyond the boundaries of the playing field, with a vision to create lasting change and impact in communities worldwide. To achieve this ambitious goal, we are proud to collaborate with diverse individuals who share our passion for giving back. Sports Philanthropy Network works with athletes/influencers, business executives, and nonprofit leaders to build the Pipeline of Philanthropy and drive positive change.

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Professional Development

Using Sports Philanthropy to Drive Social Impact

Sports philanthropy isn’t just about charity; it’s a catalyst for social change. This blog post delves into how sports can be leveraged as a powerful tool to address social issues, create awareness, and drive meaningful change.

The Power of Sports Organizations in Addressing Social Issues.

With their vast resources and reach, sports organizations have a unique opportunity to address pressing social issues. Whether promoting education, improving public health, or advocating for equality, these organizations can be agents of positive change.

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Professional Development

NIL4Good: Harnessing the Power of College Athletes’ NIL for Social Impact

for student-athletes. This revolutionary shift empowers college athletes to profit from their brand and provides an unprecedented opportunity to leverage their influence for the greater good. At Sports Philanthropy Network, we call this movement “NIL4Good.” Let’s explore how college athletes can use their NIL for social impact and contribute to causes that matter to them.

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Events

Café Momentum at Super Bowl 57  

Café Momentum,, Players coalition and Stand Together Foundation brought life-changing experiences back to the Super Bowl in Phoenix, AZ for the second year in a row.
Café Momentum is an award-winning Dallas-based nonprofit restaurant staffed almost entirely by youth exiting the juvenile justice system.
Players Coalition is a nonprofit founded by NFL players Anquan Boldin and strong Malcolm Jenkins, dedicated to impacting social justice and racial inequality. The Players Coalition continues to grow exponentially with representation from more than 1,500 athlete advocates across twelve professional leagues. Stand Together Foundation is a philanthropic organization committed to breaking the cycle of poverty in America.

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Big Brothers Big Sisters of America On Radio Row Super Bowl 57  

Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBSA) is one of the oldest and largest youth mentoring organizations across the United States, mentoring children aged five through young adulthood. BBBSA provides “best in class” one-to-one youth mentoring services to children facing adversity. Through strong one-to-one relationships with caring volunteer mentors, youth achieve educational success, the avoidance of risky behavior, and social/emotional development.

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Super Bowl 57 Radio Row: Liffort Hobley

Join us for Super Bowl 57 Radio Row of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as Liffort Hobley from NFL Alumni and Louisiana State University sits down with our host; Roy Kessel to share details of the incredible work that he is involving into the caring job to solve the issues of poverty and food desert.

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