Give to empower our youth
Its our mission to inspire Youth to explore the possibilities through sports & educational programs.
Its our mission to inspire Youth to explore the possibilities through sports & educational programs.
Coach Taylor's basketball skill development training.
Spread the Word: @passion4youth_inc #passion4youth #p4y #inspirebelievelead
Be an Ambassador: Join our community outreach team or sign up for Future Leaders program.
Host an Event: Partner with P4Y at your next event or fundraiser.
Coach/Mentor: Mentors & skill development trainers needed for youth sports programs.
Partner 4 Growth: Join us: community IMPACT program that focuses on organizations, businesses and/or individuals whom come together uplift our youth.
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Youth Player Development League - Mentor/Coaches Needed.
Job Opprotunities Available.
All girls youth player development league (starting at age 7) & P4Y club 'select' team.
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Awarding scholarship dollars for participation in college skill camps or clinics of their particular sport.
Support the campaign to even the playing field and provide girls sports programs for ages 8 and up.
Help us build a passion 4 youth recreational and social center! We need a home base to host our sports & educational programs.
Bounce Back Foundation & P4Y collaborate to host free sports clinics, in loving memory of Mike Daly #11.
Interested providing skill training or funds for a club or aau team? Let us help!
Become part of a select group of organizations and help sponsor a youth development basketball league.
With the cost of playing sports on the rise, many children have limited access to organized leagues, teams, skill training, etc. Equipment, transportation and private coaching costs have made competing in many sports extremely expensive. The simple days of kids playing on open fields has become replaced by organized leagues and teams that utilize facilities and areas often restricted for general use.
Girls In Sports project focuses on providing resources to guide young ladies through thier sports journey in a positive uplifting environment.
What we do: We provide affordable sports & educational programs and events that encourage healthy living, socialization and community building.
Coordinating efforts with Org. & athletes who share our dedication.
All activities promote trust, respect, authenticity, and self-respect.
Generosity, courtesy, pride, ethics, and fair play.
A belief in the positive impact of life-long learning and mentorship.
...Thank you for dealing with me through everything and making me the player I am today. I could not thank you enough. I'm so lucky to have a person that I could go to, to talk about anything. I love you so much.
-Gabrielle Harris, South River HS (girls all-time leading scorer)
From where I started to where I am now you have pushed me and demanded the best! You believed in me , you saw potential and have proven what hard work and commitment can do! You are a major part of my success and your passion for the sport is clear in the results from those you train! On and off the court you play a role in my journey!
-Derrick Whitaker, South River HS (Top 25 freshman in NJ)
So Thankful for coach Audrey! She is an outstanding coach,mentor and friend to all of these kids!! We are blessed to have her in our lives!
-Jeannine Vitucci
Passion 4 Youth founder, Coach Audrey Taylor named 2019 National Coach of the Year by USA Today...
I’ve met a lot of kids throughout my journey of coaching and as most coaches would tell you, there are some really special ones that come through the gym doors that capture your heart. Well Derrick Whitaker is one of those special kids whom will always hold a special place in my heart!
2018 Bronze Seal on our GuideStar Nonprofit Profile
Gabrielle Harris secures a Division 1 scholarship after being a gymnast.
[VIDEO] Giving Tuesday #sparechange story
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