Last month the DC Chapter of SBLA, with generous donations from the NFLPA, extended player jackets and wall decals to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington, Clubhouse #14.  William Langford, Program Director for Clubhouse #14, pictured here, received the...

On December 18, 2022, the SBLA gave away $10,000 worth of gift cards ($2,400 Target - $3,800 Walmart - $3,800 Winn-Dixie) to total strangers in Tampa Bay. We were a random and spontaneous blessing in dozens of peoples’ lives! #SBLADayofMiracles

On July 10, 2022, the SBLA hosted 75 children to free surf lessons and a surf camp with free food, drinks, and prizes.

On June 25, 2022, the SBLA hosted a group of underprivileged children from Grace Family Church to a Tampa Bay Rays game. We enjoyed the game (a walk off win for the Rays!) in a suite and every kid got free food, drinks, and Rays gear.

This March, the SBLA co-hosted Aspen Ski Day with Glenwood Springs Elementary at Aspen’s Buttermilk Ski Resort. Fifty-six third graders had the opportunity to partake in ski and snowboard lessons.

In March 2021, the SBLA paid for several underprivileged children in Colorado to go skiing at Aspen’s Buttermilk Ski Resort with a Spanish-speaking instructor.

On Saturday June 12, 2021, the Sports Business & Leadership Association hosted its first surf camp in Cocoa Beach, Florida. The SBLA hosted over forty children to a day of surf lessons with some of the best surf instructors in Florida, food, drinks, and all-around...

In April 2020, the SBLA hosted an event with a panel of sports business professionals about breaking into the sports industry. The hosts included David Lisko, Lydia Zakhari, Dan Werly, Rana Dershowitz, and Scott Gaffield.

In December 2020, the SBLA purchased holiday gifts for dozens of children across the United States. New name brand shoes, sporting equipment, sporting gear, and memorabilia. We saved the holidays for many families.

On September 6th at 8:30 a.m., SBLA volunteers and BT Sports Academy athletes met at BT Sports Academy to pack grocery bags with jars of peanut butter, jars of jelly, loafs of bread, and large bags of potato chips. Beginning at 10:30 a.m., traffic was directed to the...

Dear SBLA Members: I hope that you all are healthy and hanging tough during these challenging and unprecedented times. I don’t think it is possible to accurately say when life will get back to normal and the SBLA will be able to have events again. Our good work is on...

For the fourth year in a row, the Denver Chapter of the Sports Business & Leadership Association provided funds for children at Glenwood Elementary School to have the opportunity to partake in ski and snowboard lessons as Aspen Snowmass.