Multi-Sport Courts

Program: Community-Built Multi-Sport Courts Funder: KABOOM! Award Details: Successful applicants will receive a new, custom-designed sports court with hand-crafted amenities. The program aims to address the lack of play opportunities for older youth by providing interlocking tiles that are easy to install and maintain. The sports courts can accommodate various sports such as basketball, hockey, volleyball, and more. Eligibility and Qualifications: This grant opportunity is specific to certain cities or metropolitan areas within the United States. Eligible organizations must serve youth from low-income populations and demonstrate the need for an engaging space for kids and older youth to play sports. Applicants should work with the community to fundraise for equipment costs and must either own the land or have a long-term lease with permission from the landowner. Other requirements include recruiting a planning committee, completing site preparation, securing necessary permits, identifying community resources for in-kind contributions, and accepting ownership and maintenance responsibilities upon project completion. How to Apply: To apply for this grant opportunity, potential applicants are advised to download and review the Application Preview to understand the required information. Before submitting an application online, it is recommended to take the eligibility quiz provided on KABOOM!'s website. Current Opportunities: KABOOM! is currently seeking applicants in various cities or metropolitan areas across different states including Arizona (Phoenix/Scottsdale Metro Area), California (Los Angeles, Bay Area, Orange County), Delaware (Wilmington), District of Columbia (Washington DC Metro Area), Florida (Miami, Tampa), Georgia (Atlanta), Illinois (Chicago Metro Area), Maryland (Baltimore, Prince George's County), Michigan (Detroit), Minnesota (Minneapolis, St. Paul), North Carolina (Asheville, Columbus County, Robeson County), New Jersey (Northern New Jersey), New York (New York City Metro Area), Ohio (Akron), Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), Tennessee (Nashville), Texas (Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Uvalde)