Stan Slovin is a member of the Board of Directors of Chicago-based Rebecca’s Dream. Stan sits down with Roy Kessel and Kayla Bradham at Super Bowl 58 to discuss the mental health challenges faced by many of today’s youth.
Dana Herrera joins SPN on Radio Row at Super Bowl 58 to talk about the future of regenerative medicine! Dana is the CCO for Regenerative Medicine Institute (RMI). RMI is leading the way in pioneering lifelong wellness. RMI adapts science-based medicine approaches to regenerative medicine outside the norm of traditional Western medicine.
Ira Miller, CEO of First Inning Ventures, joins Sports Philanthropy Network’s Roy Kessel and Kayla Bradham to have a conversation about his entrance into the sports world and how he is using his passions to benefit the sports community. He talked about how his father’s mathematical abilities gave him the inspiration to become an entrepreneur. Ira’s many stories and experiences provided for a fruitful conversation full of wisdom and passion for giving back.
Join us on Radio Row as Sports Philanthropy Network’s Roy Kessel and 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.
Dr. Jitali Bellanton & Darrell Booker join Sports Philanthropy Network’s Roy Kessel and Kayla Bradham to talk about the correlation of mental and financial health as well as the importance of collaboration in our communities.
Darren Sudman, founder of Simon’s Heart, joins Sports Philanthropy Network’s Roy Kessel and Kayla Bradham in a heavy conversation about sudden deaths in young people. Simon’s Heart is an organization that provides access to heart screenings and outreach to the Philadelphia area with a focus on changing legislation around heart testing every child early on.
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.
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.
The Sports Philanthropy Network is thrilled to announce its partnership with legendary Sports Agent Leigh Steinberg to host a Sports Philanthropy Showcase as part of the Steinberg’s 37th Annual Super Bowl Party at the Ahern Hotel on February 10, 2024, from Noon until 6 pm.
Sports Philanthropy Network and Resilience Strategy Group (RSG) have partnered to create Resilient Alliance Cohorts to transform lives by empowering individuals to build personal resilience and embrace positive change in the face of adversity at work and at home.
Tackle Hunger, Sports Philanthropy Network and Hope For The City, are proud to launch the Inaugural Souper Bowl of Caring – LIVE event Super Bowl week in Las Vegas.
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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.
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.
College football takes center stage as the ACC and SEC host their football media days in Charlotte and Atlanta. The Big Ten cues it up next the following week in Indianapolis.
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