GoPlay! brings normal childhood experiences to foster youth across the nation. Its goal is to widen horizons, teach important life skills and bring joy through access to extra-curricular activities and experiences.
WITH YOUR HELP
WITH YOUR HELP
For millions of children joining the soccer team, heading to camp or seeing their favorite basketball players in action on the court are happy memories that also teach important life lessons.
Research shows when a child participates in extracurricular activities like sports, dance or music you often see improved grades, attendance, and self-esteem.
But for thousands of foster youth across the country these experiences are out of reach.
For millions of children joining the soccer team, heading to camp or seeing their favorite basketball players in action on the court are happy memories that also teach important life lessons.
Research shows when a child participates in extracurricular activities like sports, dance or music you often see improved grades, attendance, and self-esteem.
But for thousands of foster youth across the country these experiences are out of reach.
Every year GoPlay! funds foster kids passions so they can join the team, pick up a musical instrument even go to camp.
Whether it’s meeting a professional sports team on the field, attending a summer camp tailored for them, or scoring their first goal, we want foster youth to know WE CARE and they are worthy.
Every year GoPlay! funds foster kids passions so they can join the team, pick up a musical instrument even go to camp.
Whether it’s meeting a professional sports team on the field, attending a summer camp tailored for them, or scoring their first goal, we want foster youth to know WE CARE and they are worthy.
“Foster youth who are moved from one home to another often struggle with feeling a real sense of belonging.
Being a part of a sports team, or youth club, can give them a sense of stability and support during times of crisis, a shelter from the storms.
We are so thankful for Ticket to Dream’s help to make these activities possible for foster kids.”
