Every child deserves the chance to run, jump and play. For millions of kids in under-resourced schools, that chance doesn't exist — yet. We bring real PE to the schools that need it most: the equipment first, and then the places to use it.
In the schools we serve, the median PE budget is under $800 a year. Gyms double as cafeterias. "Physical education" too often means standing on a cracked blacktop with nothing to do.
Clifford Ray won an NBA championship with the 1975 Golden State Warriors and spent decades coaching in the league. He learned early what a full locker room can do. His team now is PE teachers, parents, and neighbors — and the roster's open.
Read Coach Ray's story →No secret plays. Equipment goes straight to the school, the PE teacher runs the program, and we publish what happened.
Straight to the school — balls, ropes, goals, cones, whatever the teacher's list says. No middlemen.
They know their kids. We back their plan so every piece of gear gets used, not stored.
Attendance, focus, participation — we follow up and post it, so every dollar is accountable.
what we're building toward
Every delivery starts a relationship with a school. Where it leads is a place built for play: shade over the playground, a gym that isn't also the lunchroom, ground a kid can actually run on at recess.
See the full play →You don't have to write a check to make this roster. Money helps — so do basketballs, a company logo, and a Saturday.
"Thank you Uncle Cliff for talking to the girls about teamwork and what it takes to be a champion."— a dance studio, after a visit from Coach Ray
Photos from every school visit and every delivery, as they happen.
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