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Youth Sports Scholarship Program (RISE Boxing) is sponsored by Youth United and Park City Community Foundation (in partnership with RISE Boxing). This scholarship program helps families and community organizations access funding for kids in grades K-12 to participate in sports, including boxing classes, who might otherwise miss out due to financial constraints.
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Youth United — RISE Boxing We believe every child deserves the chance to play and grow through sports, regardless of financial circumstances. Our Youth Sports Scholarship Program helps families and community organizations access funding for kids in grades K-12 who might otherwise miss out.
Scholarships can cover registration, equipment, and other sports-related expenses, supporting participation in classes, recreational leagues, and travel teams. Awards are granted based on need and are available on a first-come, first-served basis while funds last. Kids learn practical techniques to protect themselves while developing respect for others and understanding the responsibility that comes with strength.
Through mastering new skills and overcoming challenges, kids gain self-assurance and the courage to take on any challenge with a positive mindset. Our programs teach kids the importance of consistency, dedication, and concentration - skills that carry from the gym into the outside world and everyday life.
Sports provide a safe space for kids to manage stress, channel energy, and develop healthy coping strategies for emotions on and off the mat. If your child is interested in joining the Youth Scholarship program, give us a call or stop by our gym We’ve seen firsthand how boxing changes young lives. Confidence grows.
Focus sharpens. Accountability shows up. We’ve also seen talented, hardworking kids step away simply because they couldn’t afford to stay.
This non-profit was created to make sure that doesn’t happen again.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Families and community organizations with kids in grades K-12. Awards are granted based on need. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Youth Sports Scholarship Program (RISE Boxing) is funded by Youth United and Park City Community Foundation (in partnership with RISE Boxing). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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