Celebrate #GivingTuesday2018 with the NASC Sports Legacy Fund

 Posted on: November 27 2018
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We have a day for giving thanks. We have two for getting deals. Now, we have #GivingTuesday, a global day dedicated to giving back. Today, charities, families, businesses, community centers, and students around the world will come together for one common purpose: to celebrate generosity and to give.

What better way to celebrate #GivingTuesday than by donating to the NASC Sports Legacy FundWatch our video to learn more.

How to Donate

1) Make a cash donation when you renew your 2019 membership or register for the 2019 NASC Symposium
2) Donate a silent auction or raffle item
3) Sponsor a silent auction/raffle table ($100 per table)

DreamBikes announced as 2019 beneficiary

DreamBikes is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization that strategically places used bicycle stores in low-to-moderate income neighborhoods to provide hands-on, paid job training to teens. Working in conjunction with local youth organizations, DreamBikes employs teens from the area to work in the store; teaching them how to refurbish bicycles, use the POS software, and to deliver great customer service. DreamBikes provides lifelong skills to our teen employees, helping them to shift gears and find a bright future. 

"We are honored to be awarded the 2019 NASC Sports Legacy Fund. DreamBikes will use these funds to support our youth employment and training program. These funds will also enable the youth that DreamBikes has mentored to expand their engagement in community outreach. Thank you to NASC for recognizing DreamBike's mission of fostering healthy and happy neighborhoods through empowered youth and getting bikes into our communities."

Questions?
Contact Michelle Wessels, Meetings and Events Manager at Michelle@SportsCommissions.org or call 513.281.3888.

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