2024 was an amazing year for the Sports Philanthropy Network. Incredible activations, great partnerships, new sponsors, terrific events, fantastic speakers and the return of Sports Philanthropy World.
This week’s Newsstand highlights remarkable acts of generosity, including the Pan-Mass Challenge surpassing $1 billion in lifetime fundraising for cancer research and the Kaulig Companies Championship raising $1.3 million for Northeast Ohio charities. Other stories spotlight scholarships, disaster relief efforts, and creative events driving support for causes worldwide.
Sports Philanthropy Network announces the return of SPW2024 as an in-person event on December 5-6, 2024 in Chicago. Hosted by KPMG, SPW2024 brings together sports philanthropy leaders from around the country and across the world.
This week’s newsstand celebrates the power of sports, community, and philanthropy through inspiring acts of generosity. From Ontario golfers supporting food programs to Boston’s Half Marathon and Torquay’s Breast Cancer Charity Golf Day, these events highlight unity and giving. Across North America, initiatives like the Carolina Hurricanes’ rink donation and Nashville Predators’ Cancer Night showcase the impact of collective efforts.
This week’s newsstand features inspiring acts of generosity, from Bubba Watson’s hole-in-one leading to a house donation to the Washington Wizards’ Season of Giving with food drives and community meals. Globally, LaLiga clubs and Real Madrid are fundraising for flood victims, while Matchroom Boxing empowers youth through grassroots programs. Local efforts shine with charity regattas, gaming fundraisers, and record-breaking donations for important causes.
This week’s newsstand highlights impactful charity events and major donations across the sports world. From basketball exhibitions to Para sport development, athletes and donors are making a difference. Notable contributions include $20 million gifts to Cornell University and the University of St. Thomas.
This week’s newsstand features impactful community events, including charitable drives in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Arkansas residents will vote on school funding measures, while Ohio McDonald’s generated over $112,000 for youth athletics. Universities like Penn State and UCF also hosted significant gatherings this week.
This week’s news highlights inspiring efforts to make a difference through community action. The Don’t Shock Me Foundation is hosting a flag football tournament in memory of Maddy Massabni, while Nedd Brockmann completed a 1,000-mile run, raising $1.3 million for homelessness relief. Local initiatives also stand out, with the Rotary Club of Hillsborough launching a fresh fruit sale and Montirex donating £100,000 to save Zoe’s Place Baby Hospice.
This week, Games Done Quick kicks off Disaster Relief Done Quick, raising funds for Hurricane Helene victims. Swim Across America returns for its annual charity swim, while Wellfit Girls hosts their first-ever golf invitational for teen leadership programs. With support from Tennessee Athletics and Augusta National Golf Club, communities are rallying for hurricane relief through donations and events.
Join us on the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as host Roy Kessel hosts Jay Kaufman and James Stratford of Fan4Kids. In this eigth episode of the podcast’s seventh season, Roy, James, and Jay discuss how Fan4Kids is making a tangible impact in the NY/NJ area, the innovative ways they’re pursuing sustainable health education, and how Fan4Kids leverages their alumni network for good.
This week’s newsstand is filled with stories of communities making a difference through philanthropy. From East Toronto’s Leslieville Dollhouse farewell and charity races in Ohio and Rhode Island, to major fundraising events supporting cancer research, youth sports, and local charities, these headlines showcase the power of giving back. Explore how individuals and organizations are coming together to create positive change across the globe.
Join us on the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as host Roy Kessel speaks with Joe Foster, the Co-Founder of Reebok. In this seventh episode of the podcast’s seventh season, Roy and Joe discuss taking risks, the challenges Joe faced on his way to success, and how he pushed forward despite those obstacles
This week, the sports community made a significant impact through various charitable efforts. Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn Hughes donated $50,000 to Kids Sport Penticton, while the War Heroes on Water tournament supported combat-wounded veterans. The Travelers Championship set a record by raising $3.2 million for charities, and Devon Toews contributed hockey equipment to military children in Colorado, showcasing the powerful role of sports in giving back.
Join us on the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as host Roy Kessel speaks with Jo Boettcher, the CEO of Helping Hands Golf Resources. In this sixth episode of the podcast’s seventh season, Jo and Roy discuss why golf is such an important sport, her early experience on the cutting edge of computer technology, and why she has a personal interest in ensuring that adaptive golf tools are available to everyone who needs them at an affordable price.
This week’s newsstand brings you uplifting stories of generosity and community action. From Cycle Gear’s Bike Night fundraiser for pediatric cancer research to the Bengals’ diaper drive, and celebrity-backed charity events, discover how people across the globe are making a difference. Explore heartwarming initiatives and inspiring efforts that are creating real change.
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