Good Sports Equipment Donation Resources

• Donation Request Center
• Release Form (your Good Sports teammate will send you specific link)
• Shipping and Handling Fee
• Evaluation (must be filled out for each donation you receive)
• FAQ’s

Featured Items

We have basketballs!  From mini to 29.5″, there are basketballs ready to be requested by you!  Assorted styles and colors.  Please be mindful of quantity restrictions.

Amplification

Do you want to share about the equipment donation you received from Good Sports on social media? Check out our Social Media Toolkit, for resources to share about our work together on your social media platforms. If you have any questions about this, please reach out to Sophia Lupetin, Marketing & Social Media Specialist at slupetin@goodsports.org.

Additional Resources

Registration Fees:

Every Kid Sports, a nonprofit focused on removing the cost barrier keeping kids out of youth sports, provides qualifying families funding to use towards their youth sports registration fees. If your participants need help paying registration fees please share their website with families and encourage them to see if they qualify.

For programs in Delaware only:  Check out the Jason Anderson Foundation for non-equipment support.

Coach Training:

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. Start the training at ussoccerfoundation.org/cmt today! This training is designed for coaches of any sport.

Nike has created a digital resource to support coaches.  Check out their Made to Play site for coaching guides, sports bra playbook, and so many more resources and conversation starters.

Youth Mental Health Support:

Does your organization, coach, or young person need support dealing with abuse?  The Courage First Athlete Helpline, Childhelp’s newly-launched 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 is live.  Click here for more information.

School Soccer Curriculum: 

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. The curriculum is based on the Teaching Games for Understanding curriculum model and allows students to practice the fundamental skills in small groups. The games in the lessons never exceed more than 6 per team. This allows lots of touches and skill progression is more rapid than in full-sided games. Learn more here: www.ussoccerfoundation.org/school

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