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Funding Partners
Strategic Partners
The Foundation is unique, differing from other organizations because it has a specific focus on the physical activity needs of children and youth. There are several organizations that support the many other needs for children and youth and other organizations that are strong advocates for physical activity. We at The Foundation are striving to work strategically with both of these groups to ensure that physical activity is recognized as an essential component of healthy child development, and that it has a significant impact on the psychosocial, cognitive and emotional aspects of that development. Our purpose in connecting with others is to facilitate information-sharing, collaboration, joint planning and effective use of resources. To become a Strategic
Partner click here.
Opportunities
for Partnerships
Due to the nature of the different
Foundation programs, the following is a summarized list of each program's
overall objective and some of the benefits that partners receive.
The school-based physical activity
recognition program for students from Junior Kindergarten through grade
12 (ages 4-17). All Activ8 Partners will receive:
For more information on "Getting
Activ8'd" click here
A virtual sport community geared
to engage and encourage children and youth to participate in sports. All
www.ReadySetGo.org partners will
receive:
For more information on becoming
an ambassador of children and sport with the www.ReadySetGo.org
program click here
For more information on becoming a Partner of the Youth Summit click here. Some examples of
the Foundation's work include the development and support of critical
research in the area of physical activity for children and youth. The
Foundation will be forming a national research council involving internationally
recognized researchers across various disciplines including psychology,
physiology, sociology, medicine, education, etc. This group will serve
to address the current research needs regarding physical activity for
children and youth and will direct the research undertaken and advocated
by The Foundation. |