Sports Philanthropy Newsstand, October 11, 2019

UPCOMING EVENTS

October 14, 2019–3rd Annual Beltway Boards & Brews Celebrity Cornhole Tournament
October 15, 2019–Field of Dreams Event with Holy Cross Baseball
October 15, 2019–Strikes Against Sickle Cell
October 18, 2019–Lombardi Foundation–MJ Cancer Free Event
October 21, 2019–NKF Winged Foot Golf Classic
October 22, 2019–Kings County Tennis League–Sip and Learn
October 28, 2019–Bringing Leaders Together–Retreat for Non-Profit Chief Executives
October 31, 2019–Bobby Hull at CCM World Invite Opening

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TOP STORIES FROM WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 11, 2019

October 11, 2019–International Day of the Girl: A Year-round mantra for Blackhawks youth hockey initiatives
October 11, 2019–Girls Play Sports Less Than Boys, miss crucial benefits
October 11, 2019–First Blind Hockey Northeast Regional Tournament Held in Harrisburg
October 11, 2019–Children Should Be Outside for 4-6 Hours Every Day
October 10, 2019-Ten Things Youth Sports Parents should grasp about kids sports
October 10, 2019–A Blind Athlete is breaking down barriers and inspiring his favorite Seahawks
October 10, 2019–Fort Wayne police and fire department hosting goalball charity game to support people with disabilities
October 9, 2019–Dallas Stars host event for U.S. Blind Hockey
October 9, 2019–DeAngelo Williams Foundation now up to 500 mammograms
October 9, 2019–Everyone Made Money Off My NCAA Career Except Me
October 9, 2019–Iranian Women allowed to enter football stadium for first time in 40 years
October 8, 2019–Northern Illinois Female Athletes read to local Second Graders as part of Diversity and Inclusion Week
October 8, 2019–Malcolm Mitchell puts 1200 books in hands of kids in schools across LA
October 8, 2019–UNC fails to disclose potential conflicts in concussion research
October 8, 2019–Allen Robinson Discusses “An Evening Within Reach”
October 7, 2019–How Sports and Arts Can Prevent Youth Homelessness in Canada
October 7, 2019–How America killed play and what we can do to bring it back
October 6, 2019–Will Smith to help raise $50 Million to fight homelessness
October 6, 2019–Football Players in Memphis give clothes to classmate bullied for wearing same outfit everyday.
October 5, 2019–Gigi’s Playhouse chosen as Bears 100 Community All-Pros
October 5, 2019–Flipping Your Board’s Orientation
October 4, 2019–United States Association of Blind Athletes celebrates National Blind Sports Day
October 4, 2019–How Wheelchair Tennis provides a successful model for adaptive sports
October 4, 2019–CharityBomb Petition to teach our children emotional intelligence, end bullying, suicide, violence and mental illness
October 4, 2019–Atlantic City Mayor resigns after admitting to ripping off youth sports leagues
October 4, 2019–WWE star John Cena matches donations to FitOps Foundation to help veterans returning from combat
October 4, 2019–3 ways Students Athletes Can Use Their Likeness

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Roy Kessel

Roy Kessel is the Founder of the Sports Philanthropy Network. Roy has worked in the sports business world for over 20 years including serving as an instructor in Northwestern University's graduate Sports Management Program. Having served as a sports lawyer representing athletes, entrepreneurs and start-up businesses, Roy has extensive experience helping organizations improve their strategy, marketing, communications and leadership development.