Join us for a Week of Giving!
Play for Good 2022 is officially SOLD OUT but that doesn’t mean you can’t be part of the celebration virtually. To support the charitable and advocacy work of athletes of all levels, please consider making a donation to AFH today. You can also support our organization by bidding on a selection of incredible silent auction items.
Thank you for your support and helping us pass the passion!
Athletes for Hope’s first annual Play for Good event will be an afternoon to celebrate, recognize and appreciate the power of the athletic spirit in making the world a better place. We invite you to join us in person to support our organization’s efforts to educate, inspire and connect athletes to underserved communities throughout the U.S. and beyond.
Play for Good 2022 Event Highlights
Fun for the whole family! Our event space at the St. James Complex will include batting cages, golf simulation, rock wall and kids play area.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet AFH Athletes and bid in a silent auction. Food and drink will be provided.
2022 Community Hero Award Presentation
Apart from being one of the most decorated swimmers of all time, Katie Ledecky supports a wide variety of impactful organizations such as Bikes for the World and Wounded Warriors, and she recently partnered with Panasonic and Discovery Education to launch a program that inspires student innovation in STEM education.
Katie is the embodiment of AFH’s vision to channel the athletic spirit to make the world a better place which is exactly why she’s this year’s AFH Community Hero!
Katie will make a virtual appearance at 2022 Play for Good, accepting her award with a virtual message from our previous Community Hero Award recipient, Stephen Curry.
Questions? Please email Sara Keane at skeane@athletesforhope.org.
About Athletes for Hope
Founded by Muhammad Ali, Andre Agassi, Mia Hamm and nine other elite athletes in 2006, Athletes for Hope (AFH) is a cause-neutral non-profit that educates, encourages, and empowers athletes to find their passions and use their time to positively engage with their communities. Over the past 15 years, AFH has educated more than 10,000 professional, Olympic, Paralympic and collegiate athletes through its Causeway workshop series, and its network includes thousands of athletes across nearly every sport. AFH’s core programs focus on underserved youth physical activity and leadership, mental health, and brightening the lives of children in hospitals. Through their dedication and passion for doing good, AFH athletes have positively impacted the lives of millions around the world.