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Youth Sports Scholarship Program is sponsored by Youth United (in partnership with Park City Community Foundation). This program helps families and community organizations access funding for kids in grades K-12 to participate in sports, including boxing, who might otherwise miss out due to financial circumstances. Scholarships are granted based on need.
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Youth United - Park City Community Foundation Access to sports, activities, and belonging for all kids. Investment + Activities + Friends = Community & Belonging Youth United is our program that offers school-age children and teens in Park City and Summit County access to sports, recreation, clubs, camps, and extracurricular activities.
The goal of Youth United is to foster a sense of belonging among local youth and strengthen connections between community members. With Youth United, there are no limits to the many opportunities in our area to play, learn, grow, and belong. Youth United harnesses the potential of local youth for the good of our community and future generations.
Youth United invests in kids who our systems have not historically supported in being successful. We are changing that by creating more access to sports and extracurricular activities. José Chacón, Equity and Access Manager, Park City Community Foundation Youth United is for kids from any background who are navigating financial constraints.
It's for the hardworking families of our community so that all kids have the opportunity to participate and feel a sense of belonging. No one is turned away. At the Pre-K-8th grade level, Youth United kids participate in everything from soccer, skiing, boxing, and mountain biking to dance and theater.
At the high school level, teens take part in everything offered at Park City High School, like basketball, cheerleading, debate, Model UN, and more. Through these experiences, kids from all backgrounds become friends and feel a sense of accomplishment and belonging. Youth United has successfully grown Latino student participation in sports and recreation up to 18%, which more accurately reflects our local demographics.
The participants' families are also connected to important community resources, like heathcare, legal support, and housing. Youth United is a key initiative of Park City Community Foundation. Generous donors provide the funds, and we distribute grants to various partners who want to provide scholarships to youth.
The Community Foundation has dedicated staff who operate Youth United, convening partners and families through Spanish communications, community outreach events, and registration for activities. You Can Make More Possible Make Your Impact Today Donate now to make more youth sports and recreation possible in Park City and Summit County for local kids.
Every contribution supports a sense of belonging for youth so that our community thrives. Interested in signing up your child for a program? Contact José Chacón at 385-450-8291 or jose@parkcitycf.
org . ¿Interesado en inscribir a su niño en un programa? Póngase en contacto con José Chacón al 385-450-8291 o jose@parkcitycf.
org . If you are a student interested in receiving financial support for sports and extracurricular activities, please fill out the registration form. Partner organizations provide activities, classes, camps, extracurriculars, and equipment to Youth United participants.
They believe in making their programs equitable and receive grants from Youth United.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Families and community organizations with kids in grades K-12. Awards are granted based on need and are available on a first-come, first-served basis while funds last. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Youth Sports Scholarship Program is funded by Youth United (in partnership with Park City Community Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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