2021 STAT SHEET - Sports In Schools
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2021 STAT SHEET
Our mission is to improve the lives of under resourced youth by increasing access and opportunities to sports in their schools
To Our Incredible Fanbase, we launched a new scholarship program called, “Just
Athlete,” recognizing student-athletes who aren’t “just”
been quite the year! When I transitioned into this
It’s athletes but are young people participating in creating
role July 1, 2020, we were in the middle of civil unrest a “just” society. Lastly, along with other non-profits, we
and a pandemic, both of which most of us have not conducted a virtual fundraising event. The final count:
experienced in our lifetime. Initially, I didn’t know if and we resourced 33 schools, impacted 1,087 student-
how we would make it through the school year, athletes, distributed 1,798 items, and offered 31 days of
especially not knowing if or when school or school programming.
sports would return. KClay Vo, Evergreen High School
student-athlete characterized the school year well As I reflect on what has been a very turbulent
saying, “I use sports as my getaway from stress. I school year, I am grateful. Grateful for our amazing
haven’t been able to do that because of the pandemic.” team and board, and grateful for each of you. We
So many student-athletes can relate. undoubtedly could not have made the year count
without being able to count on you. So on behalf of the
One of our goals coming into this new role during a entire Sports In Schools team, THANK YOU for making
time of unrest and uncertainty was this – make it count! it count this year!
To make it count, we added 5 new board members from
the community and a communications intern, Jackelin As we all start to emerge on the other side of this
Jimenez through University of Washington’s UCBI pandemic that has sidelined student-athletes, we
(Undergraduate Community-based Internship) Program. anticipate school sports to make a comeback. We
To make it count, we strengthened existing partnerships want to make sure we are there to support them
and cultivated new ones to execute programs. To make and we hope we can continue to count on your
it count, we pivoted from our in-person girls leadership support!
camp and held a virtual girls leadership summit on
National Women & Girls in Sports Day. To make it With Gratitude,
count, we pivoted from our fall 2020 “Aces” middle
school tennis program so we could conduct an in-
person program in the spring of 2021. To make it count,
GLENN MCCRAY
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
THE TEAM 2020 -202 1 BOARD M EM B ER ROS TER
GLENN MCCRAY C H R I S A X EL L CHRIS BL AIS P H Y L B R OW N M A R L EI S H A COX
E X EC U T I V E D I R EC TO R
CHRISTINA BROADWIN L I Z Z Y EL L I N G TO N B O B BY G EN T RY JOHN HUNT B.J. KUNTZ
P R O G R A M D I R EC TO R
JACKELIN JIMENEZ S T E V E L AT I M ER W I L L N I CCO L L S K H Y R EE S M I T H K AT I E WA L L AC E
CO M M U N I C AT I O N S I N T ER N
S T EP H EN I E W H EEL ER - S M I T H S A R A W I T TA
why i serve
“
i believe Sports in Schools “
particpation in sports
to be a tremendous provides a sense of
resource for marginaliz ed community and well-being
youth that may face that all students should
hardships when seeking have access to. I serve
opportunities to engage in because our cur rent
a sport. I am proud to have systems fail to provide
been a part of this great adequate resources to
organiz ation. support the mental,
PH Y L B ROWN physical and emotional
OU TGOING BOA RD MEMBER health of all students,
especially BIPOC youth.
K ATI E WA LL ACE
CURRENT BOA RD MEMBER
2021 by the number s
33 SCHOOLS
SUPPORTED
1,087
11
STUDENT
S C H O O L ATHLETES
DISTRICTS RESOURCED
1,798
63%
I T E M S EXPERIENCE
31
D I R E C T
PROGRAM
DISTRIBUTED FINANCIAL
HARDSHIP
DAYS 23 73% IDENTIF Y A S
B I P O C
BIPOC = Black, Indigenous, People of Color
financials why
INCOME WE give
$1 7 7, 7 5 4 . 4 2
13%
8%
$13,973
CORPORATE &
FOUNDATION
“
We give because we
$22,734
GIVING have experienced the
GRANTS
32% enor mous positive
$57,102
FUNDRAISING difference school
22% EVENT
EXPENSES sports can make in a
$39,504
INDIVIDUAL $1 1 1 , 5 0 6 .9 3 child’s life, and we
GIVING
25% believe all youth
$44,442
IN-KIND GIVING
deserve access to
36% high-quality
$40,546
OPERATIONS athletic progr ams
64%
FUTURE PROGRAMS & $70,961 and equipment.
PROGRAMS
O P E R AT I O N A L R E S E R V E S S H E R M A N FA M I LY FOU N DATION
$1 6 1 , 0 4 1 .7 2 CURRENT DONOR
school partner ships
SEATTLE
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HIGHLINE RENTON
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PRIVATE KENT
X XXXX
UNIVERSITY
NORTH THURSTON X PLACE
X TACOMA
X
FRANKLIN PIERCE
XX
GRANDVIEW PASCO
X X
FRANKLIN PIERCE SCHOOL DISTRICT // Franklin Pierce High School // Washington High School // GRANDVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT // Grandview High School
HIGHLINE SCHOOL DISTRICT // Evergreen High School // Highline High School // Mount Rainier High School // Tyee High School
KENT SCHOOL DISTRICT // Kentlake High School // Kent Meridian High School // Kentridge High School // Kentwood High School
NORTH THURSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT // River Ridge High School // PASCO SCHOOL DISTRICT // Pasco High School
RENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT // Hazen High School // Lindbergh High School // Renton High School // SEATTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT // Aki Kurose Middle School //
Asa Mercer Middle School // Broadview Thompson K-8 // Chief Sealth High School // Cleveland High School // Denny Middle School // Franklin High School //
Garfield High School // Jane Addams Middle School // McClure Middle School // Orca K-8 // Rainier Beach High School // South Shore K-8 // Washington Middle School
TACOMA SCHOOL DISTRICT // Stadium High School // UNIVERSITY PLACE SCHOOL DISTRICT // Curtis High School // PRIVATE // Kennedy Catholic
“
SIS is important
because it brings hope
to schools and kids
who don’t get things
other kids get.
STUDENT-ATHLETE
VIRTUAL GIRLS
LEADER SHIP SUMMIT
NATIONAL WOMEN & GIRLS IS SPORTS DAY (FEB. 3)
“
PURPOSE
I know it’s
ENCOURAGE, EQUIP, AND EMPOWER
Sports In Schools
HIGH SCHOOL FEMALE ATHLETES
but everything
they’re teaching
is basically
sports in life
175 STUDENT-ATHLETES, COACHES,
REACH
DAVI N A
& ATHLETIC DIRECTORS REGISTERED VOLLE Y BA LL COACH
14 SCHOOLS REPRESENTED
7 SPEAKERSaces middle school
tennis progr am
MARCH 1 - APRIL 9
INCREASE ACCESS TO THIS LIFETIME SPORT “
PURPOSE
It’s a great way
WHILE BUILDING CONFIDENCE AND PROVIDING
to get exercise,
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OUTDOORS WHILE ALSO
you make new
HELPING YOUTH EXPAND THEIR SOCIAL NETWORKS
friends, you lear n
a new sport
E LI
126 STUDENTS REGISTERED PA RTICIPA NT
REACH
9 COACHES
7 SITESawards
COACH OF THE YEAR EMERGING LEADER
TA SHA H ICK S MCCR AY M A RLE I S H A COX
GIRL S B A SK E T B A LL HE A D COACH SOCIA L WORK ER
E V ERGREEN HIGH SCHOOL SHOWA LT ER MIDDLE SCHOOL
JUST ATHLETE JUST ATHLETE
JOH N M AG I R A K A RRINGTON SM ITH
T ENNIS // S TA DIUM HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLE A DING // CUR TIS HIGH SCHOOL
CO LLEG E CO LLEG E
M A SS ACHUSE T T S INS TIT U T E X AVIER UNIV ER SIT Y OF LOUISIA N A
OF T ECHNOLOG Y
COACH OF THE YEAR is awarded to a coach who goes above and beyond the call of coaching
EMERGING LEADER is awarded to a former student-athlete at a partner school who is giving back to their community
JUST ATHLETE is awarded to student-athletes who aren’t just athletes but are participating in creating a just society in their school and communitystay tuned SPRING 2022 FUNDRAISER THANK YOU!
W W W. SPORT SIN SCHOOL S .ORG
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