Sam Low
- Covers: Connecticut, Deleware, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont
- E-mail: samuel@goodsports.org
- Phone: 617-934-0547
- At-Bat Song: Better Together – Jack Johnson
Welcome to the Good Sports Approved Organization Portal, where you’ll find quick access to our Donation Request Center (DRC) and key resources to support your program. Need help? Your Good Sports Program Associate is always here for you!
Ready for an equipment donation? Access the DRC here to get the equipment donation process started!
Check your email! Your Program Associate will be in contact with important information regarding your donation as well as any documents that must be completed before receiving your donation, this may include paying your Shipping and Handling fee and submitting a Release Form.
Your new gear arrives—time to celebrate! Share the excitement on social media and tag @goodsportsinc so we can see the kids in action!
Complete your evaluation! It’s incredibly important for us to see the impact that our equipment donations are having in the community. This evaluation must be completed in order to receive an additional donation. If you have any questions, please contact your Program Associate.
We have amazing Adidas World Cup replica match soccer balls, size 5, ready to send your way!
If you have any questions or issues with the DRC, please contact your Program Associate. As a reminder, all equipment in the Donation Request Center has been donated to us in kind, thanks to our equipment partners. We cannot anticipate what equipment will be donated to us or when. We encourage you to check the DRC regularly for new items that have arrived!
More funding means more kids are playing. Good Sports customizes brand partnerships to achieve your goals and provide equipment in communities you care about. Here are a few popular models.
If your participants need help paying registration fees, we encourage you to visit Every Kid Sports, a nonprofit focused on removing the cost barrier keeping kids out of youth sports, which provides qualifying families funding to use towards their youth sports registration fees.
For programs in Delaware only, check out the Jason Anderson Foundation for non-equipment support.
The US Soccer Foundation is working to improve the youth sports experience through a new free, online Coach-Mentor Training. Learn how to create more positive connections with youth, strengthen the social-emotional skills of young people, and more in this 1-hour course. This training is designed for coaches of any sport.
Nike has created a digital resource to support coaches of girls’ sports. Check out our Made to Play for coaching guides, the Sports Bra Playbook, and more resources and conversation starters to help support girls in sports!
The US Soccer Foundation’s K-8 soccer curriculum and training package provides turnkey lesson plans to the physical educator so that students can learn soccer skills while being engaged in moderate to vigorous physical activity. For more information, click here.
Does your organization, coach, or young person need support dealing with abuse? The Courage First Athlete Helpline is a free national call/text/chat line that provides emotional support, mental health crisis intervention, and informational resources for athletes, former athletes, parents, coaches, survivors, and anyone else in any sports community in need of assistance. For more information, click here.
Pomi (peace of mind insurance) provides youth sports insurance under the parent company, Great American Insurance Company. They are taking nominations for sponsorship support for youth sports teams anywhere in the United States (approx. $500). If interested, fill out the form here. This company is not affiliated with Good Sports.
love.fútbol is a global non-profit organization that harnesses the power of sport and community to reclaim and redefine sport spaces as platforms for sustainable social change. The organization exists as an effort to ensure every child has a safe place to play and harness the full potential of sports spaces. With their 6-stage methodology, they make sure that the engagement process includes diverse and local representation, with meaningful contribution from the community, not only as beneficiaries or consultants, but as key leaders of the process and ongoing owners of the space. Click here for more information.
Sharing on Social Media
Do you have any great moments of your athletes using their brand new equipment that you want to share? Do you have an awesome impact story as a result of your athletes getting new gear? We’d love to hear about! Please share your pictures and stories on social media.
Here are a few tips:
Capture the Magic
Take photos or record a video of your team unboxing or playing with the new equipment. Capture the excitement and joy of using new gear! For tips on how to take great photos and video for social media, click here.
Tell Your Story
Post on Instagram, Facebook, or X with a caption about how this donation impacts your program. Example:
“It’s New Equipment Day! Thanks to @GoodSportsInc, our team just received brand-new (insert equipment here) to help us play our best. This gear will help us (insert impact here). Thank you for supporting our program and helping us get more kids in the game! #PlayForAll #KidsWhoPlayDoBetter #GoodSportsCrew #UnboxingDay”
Follow & Tag Us
Instagram: @goodsportsinc
Facebook: @Good Sports Inc
X: @goodsportsinc
LinkedIn: @Good Sports, Inc
If you have any questions about this, please reach out to our Marketing & Communications Specialist, Wednesday Walton.