Join leaders, brands and changemakers on Wednesday, February 4, 2026, at the Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco for an unforgettable morning of recognition, inspiration, and connection. Now in its 7th year, The Sports Power Brunch: Celebrating the Most Powerful Women in Sports® has become a hallmark event during sports’ biggest week — a premiere gathering of the industry’s most influential women and allies who are redefining leadership and shaping the future of sports. Experience inspiring conversations, brand activations, world-class hospitality, and unforgettable moments of empowerment as we honor the visionaries who continue to break barriers and set new standards of excellence. Don’t miss this memorable celebration of power and purpose.

THE HEART OF A CHAMPION PRAYER BREAKFAST IS A POWERFUL GATHERING THAT BRINGS TOGETHER FAITH LEADERS, COMMUNITY MEMBERS, AND CHAMPIONS FROM ACROSS THE NATION FOR A MORNING OF FELLOWSHIP, INSPIRATION, AND PRAYER.

Join Brian Urlacher and Mike Golic, along with NFL Legends, for an evening of cigars, camaraderie and Super Bowl anticipation!

Racing Legends and Hall of Famers will be on hand for autographs to benefit the PDJF. Meet Cauthen, Cruguet, Pincay, Jr., Cordero, McCarron, Hawley, Day, and many more legends, Hockey Hall of Famers and even a TV Soprano.

The second annual Coalition of Athletic Communities for Mental Health conference is designed to bring together interested parties to discuss issues that are important to athletics and mental health, identify shared best practices, and develop partnerships to implement solutions. The 3-day conference will take place at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus (Anschutz Health Sciences Building, 1890 N. Revere Ct., Aurora, CO, 80045. Conference attendance is targeted at athletes, coaches, administrators and other athletics staff, parents and other caregivers, academics, health care providers, and others interested in the intersection of mental health and athletics. Conference topics are intended to bring together different perspectives and viewpoints with a focus on translation from research to implementation. Topics will be for athletics at all levels and presentations will be delivered by international experts, current and former athletes, foundation program leaders, athletic program leaders, sports medicine providers, and caregivers. Presentations will include both plenary and breakout sessions, and will focus on topics including stigma, eating disorders, addictions, suicide prevention, team-based care, evidence-based mental health care, and implementation science. Topics include injuries and mental health, identity and self-worth outside of sport, pressure and performance, debunking “mental toughness”, peer and other supports, and traumatic brain injuries and mental health.

Join us for the 2026 Sport Philanthropy Summit, organized by the GW Sports Philanthropy Program The 2026 Sport Philanthropy Summit will be held February 26th, hosted by GW Sport Philanthropy Program at District E. Join students, alumni and professionals within the sport for good space for an afternoon of learning, sharing, and networking. We’ll hear from individuals from across sectors who are dedicated to the advancement of the sport philanthropy industry through thought-provoking, and critical analysis of using sport for good. The Summit includes panels and time for discussion.

Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring exceptional food and drink from Chicago’s top chefs, live music, a silent auction, and more! All in support of Bounce Children’s Foundation.

Please join Dave Desrochers, CEO and Club Sponsors, Pat & Kathy Aitro for their 4th annual The 1st & Goal Project Celebrity and Veterans Golf Invitational!

Join A Better Chicago for a special event exploring the latest data trends and insights that shed light on how youth are faring in Chicago. Chicago can be a challenging place to grow up. Too many youth — especially in communities on the South and West sides — live with high rates of poverty, violence, unemployment and homelessness. These historic inequities are evident in every measure of youth achievement and well-being, from kindergarten readiness to grade-level reading and math proficiency, to high school graduation rates and ultimately, to career success. Yet youth remain optimistic about their future, and it’s on us to help them succeed. Join A Better Chicago for a special event exploring the latest data trends and insights that shed light on what it means to be a young person living in Chicago.

Small Goals, Big Change (SGBC) Chicago is a one-day 7v7 tournament that will bring together soccer players from across the city for a high-energy, high-impact competition. Supporting the CJ Brown Foundation and Soccer Without Borders, your participation in the tournament will help empower under-resourced youth on the South and West sides of Chicago through free soccer and educational programming, provided by the CJ Brown Foundation, with partnership from Soccer Without Borders. This isn’t just a tournament—it’s a movement. Whether you’re in it to win or simply to connect through the game, your participation helps build a safe, inclusive, and more welcoming community, one goal at a time. Experience the joy of soccer and community. The tournament will kick-off with an Opening Circle activity, giving participants a chance to get to know one another and build connections. We will end the tournament with shout-outs and positivity points, bringing principles and values of Soccer Without Borders and the CJ Brown Foundation to life. Stay after to join us for more cheer! Gather your team, hit the pitch, and help create meaningful change through the game we all love.

Where competition meets purpose, the Bautista Summit brings together CEOs, founders, business leaders, and investors with business-minded elite athletes and celebrities for a weekend of relationship building and friendly competition. All proceeds from the event will support The Bautista Impact Fund, benefiting SickKids Toronto and the Jays Care Foundation.

The signature event of the Aspen Institute Sports and Society Program, the Project Play Summit is the nation’s premier gathering of leaders building healthy children through sports. The 700+ attendees come from across the country and internationally to discover new insights, ideas and opportunities to get and keep kids in the game. Join us May 5-6 in Boston — the City of Champions — for the 2026 Project Play Summit, where we’ll dive into how we can be champions for our kids, families and communities. We will spend two days at the historic Hilton Boston Park Plaza in the heart of downtown Boston learning, building community and exploring solutions that can get and keep more kids playing sports. And don’t miss our Opening Night Reception at iconic Fenway Park! The Summit sells out every year so don’t miss your chance to be in the room. Register today to take advantage of early bird pricing, available until January 12.

We are thrilled to announce the return of the Project Blackbird Gala at our brand-new location — Nationals Park Stadium in Washington, D.C. This year, our mission continues with even greater impact: together, we will fund 10,500 students in need to receive free therapy across the nation. Your support ensures young people have access to life-changing mental health resources, breaking down barriers and ending the stigma around mental health care. 🎟️ Early bird pricing NOVEMBER ONLY! Join us for an unforgettable evening of purpose, community, and hope as we work to transform lives through storytelling and support.

The Step Back Foundation will be hosting our 2026 golf outing at Avalon Golf Club on Friday, May 8th. The money raised is going towards our local scholarships and providing spring clothing to kids in the area before the summer season starts. Huge thank you to our sponsors, players, and volunteers from last year’s event! Our first ever golf outing was a success & we hope to do the same this year! There will be various sponsorship opportunities as well as foursomes available to play! Stay tuned for more info on both!

Invite you to an evening with Brooke Goldstein in support of The Lawfare Project for a Reception to #EndJewHatred with Brooke Goldstein

We are deeply grateful to Vanderbilt and the entire team behind the Inaugural Bass Military Scholars Alumni Classic for hosting such a meaningful day of service and camaraderie. This premier charity golf tournament brings people together not just for friendly competition, but for a purpose that truly impacts veterans. The generosity of everyone involved helps empower wounded veterans, first responders, and their families in Nashville, while also advancing life saving humanitarian rescue efforts around the world. The tournament will feature a Shotgun Start for 25 teams, totaling 100 players. Teams will compete in a Scramble Format, creating a fast paced and enjoyable experience where golfers of all skill levels can contribute to their team’s success. If you would like to head to the course for a round of golf, please visit the link in our bio to get tickets. We are sincerely thankful to Vanderbilt and the Bass Military Scholars team for organizing this special event and for their commitment to serving those who have served others.

ABOUT THE JED FOUNDATION (JED) JED is a nonprofit that protects emotional health and prevents suicide for our nation’s teens and young adults. We’re partnering with high schools, school districts, colleges, and community-based organizations to strengthen their mental health, substance misuse, and suicide prevention programs and systems. We’re equipping teens and young adults with the skills and knowledge to help themselves and each other. We’re encouraging community awareness, understanding, and action for young adult mental health.

The Sportsmanship Summit is a global gathering designed to redefine, celebrate, and promote sportsmanship—bringing together athletes, leaders, and communities from youth to professionals. Anchored in two cultural milestones—the 2026 FIFA World Cup and America’s 250th Anniversary (A250)—the Summit will serve as a multi-generational, cross-cultural platform to elevate sportsmanship as a core value in both sport and society.

A day of golf. A mission that matters. Supporting youth through First Tee — Greater Chicago.

We’re on a mission to reach one million underserved students with transformative mental health and leadership programming. Your support powers CHAMPS, AFH University, and athlete-led mental health education that equips young people with confidence, resilience, and wellbeing tools. Together, we’re building the next generation of leaders and changemakers.