steve's club national program 2015 annual report

2015 ANNUAL REPORT

1000 KIDS STRONGER

Steve’s Club started in a Camden City apartment complex. At the inception, it wasn’t a Club at all, just a desire to make a difference. A few months later, I had a small group of young athletes I was training with whatever equipment I could fit in my car. When I rented a small space for us to train, a good day brought thirty kids.

Now we are a network thirty Clubs strong, and Steve’s Club National Program (SCNP) is providing fitness, nutrition and mentorship to at-risk youth nationwide. SCNP provides the framework for Local Club leaders to operate as a 501(c)(3) entity while focusing on what they do best -- training kids. This year, we set a personal best proudly serving over 1,000 kids nationwide.

In today’s world of social media domination and high-speed Internet access, it’s ironic that Local Club growth is primarily driven through word of mouth. It starts with a workout, but through friendship and teamwork, Steve’s Club becomes a second home. The athletes lift weights, jump on boxes, climb ropes and do pull ups -- all as a way to pull out of the perils of life. Fellow athletes become family. Coaches become mentors. Experienced athletes recruit new athletes, classes fill up, and a cycle of caring is created in a community that needs it. CrossFit training is the hook, and the athletes who stay with us are truly looking for a better life.

Expanding SCNP is a bit more complex. Growth is our strategic push for 2016, and we’ve got a three-part plan to make it happen. We will start by growing awareness of our mission by sharing the success of our Local Clubs and the transformations in the kids they serve. Fundraising will continue to be a priority as we encourage CrossFit Affiliates nationwide to host our Beat The Streets Suggested Donation WOD. Lastly, as stewards of the Steve’s Club mission, we will continue to partner with CrossFit gyms in lower socioeconomic areas to bring fitness, nutrition, and mentorship to even more kids.

We imagine a country where kids from disadvantaged communities are given the opportunity to build a better life by valuing wellness and fitness and sharing that passion with others. With your help, we can achieve this vision.

If you have an interest in helping our team, we are looking for support at all levels -- Local Club leaders to assist existing programs or start new ones, ambassadors to share what we do with their communities, mentors and coaches to work with the kids, gym owners to host Beat The Streets, grant writers and fundraisers to support our financial needs, and donors at all levels. If you’d like to help, just drop me a line!

The growth and impact that you have helped us to achieve over the past five years is truly remarkable. For that, I sincerely thank you. I’m proud to say, we’ve only just begun.

STEVE [email protected], Steve’s Club CamdenCo-founder, Steve’s Club National Program

THANK YOU FOR A FANTASTIC YEAR

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OUR VISION

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IMAGINE A COUNTRY WHERE YOUTH FROM DISADVANTAGED BACKGROUNDS CAN EXPERIENCE CROSSFIT AND IMPROVE THEIR LIVES THROUGH FITNESS, NUTRITION, AND MENTORSHIP.

AFTER SCHOOL, THEY GO TO THEIR LOCAL STEVE’S CLUB WHERE THEY CAN INTERACT WITH POSITIVE MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY, INSTEAD OF BEING EXPOSED TO DRUGS, GANGS, AND VIOLENCE. HELP US STRENGTHEN A NATION, ONE KID AT A TIME.


STEVE’S CLUB AND ITS PARTICIPATING MEMBERS PROVIDE A NATIONAL NETWORK OF PROGRAMS THROUGH WHICH AT-RISK OR UNDERSERVED YOUTH OF ANY SOCIOECONOMIC BACKGROUND CAN JOIN IN THE CROSSFIT COMMUNITY AT A REDUCED, LOW OR NO COST STRUCTURE.

STEVE’S CLUB DEFINES UNDERSERVED OR AT-RISK YOUTH AS ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING:• Economically disadvantaged

• Out-of-school, including unemployed out-of-school youth

• In or aging out of foster care

• Homeless or runaway

• At-risk to leave secondary school without a diploma

• Former juvenile offenders or at-risk of delinquency


MISSION


WHYCROSSFIT?


CROSSFIT IS A FITNESS METHODOLOGY WITH A STRONG NUTRITION COMPONENT AND A COMMUNITY CENTERED ON POSITIVITY, CAMARADERIE, AND HEALTH.This framework helps at-risk youth grow into stronger and healthier individuals - both

physically and mentally. Working out and eating well become second nature, and they learn

life lessons in a supportive environment - discovering what they’re capable of, pushing

themselves to work hard and strive for something greater.

CrossFit Affiliates and trainers across the country have teamed up with Steve’s Club

National Program to start Local Steve’s Clubs in their own communities. Each week, these

Local Clubs are training athletes, building leaders, and making a difference in their

communities – one kid at a time.


HISTORY


SCNP officially becomes a 501(c)(3) non-profit with a Group Exemption to allow new chapters nationwide.

SCNP welcomed seven new Local Clubs into its network and expands to California, Florida, Tennessee, Idaho, and Colorado.

SCNP welcomed eight new Local Clubs into its network and expands to Maryland and North Carolina.

SCNP serves close to 1,000 at-risk youth!

SCNP held its first Summer Leadership Camp, welcomed eight

new Local Clubs into its network and expands to Ohio, Arizona,

Washington D.C., and Michigan.

The National Program has grown to 30 Local Clubs nationwide, and continues to receive inquiries each month from people all over the country who are interested in starting their own Local Club.

Initiatives for 2016 include greater outreach and fundraising at the national level to support new Local

Clubs in more cities that need them.

Steve Liberati started the “original” Steve’s Club in the community center of Centennial Village Apartments, a public housing complex in Camden, NJ.

SCNP welcomed its first three Local Clubs in New York, Pennsylvania

and Texas into its network.

Steve Liberati and Lee Knight put plans in to motion to create a

National Program to support CrossFit Affiliates interested in pursuing similar

missions in their own communities.

SCNP welcomed four new Local Clubs into its network and

expands to Massachusetts.

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2015NETWORK


NATIONAL UMBRELLA


NATIONAL UMBRELLA

SCNP HQSCNP HQ carries our the administrative

responsibilities of the organization (legal, accounting, marketing, etc.) so that Local Clubs

can focus on training and mentoring athletes.

LOCAL CLUBSOur Local Clubs run their programs independently,

offering Crossfit classes each week in addition to workshops (nutrition, goal setting, etc.)

throughout the year.

1000 ATHLETES in 2015, SCNP reached 1000 kids. By adding new Local

Clubs, we can continue to Strengthen the Nation, One Kid at a Time.

CAMDEN, NJ HQ

LC LC LC

SCNP IS A MEMBER-BASED 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WITH LOCAL STEVE'S CLUB CHAPTERS IN CITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY.


LOCAL CLUB LEADERS POSITIVELY TRANSFORM THE LIVES OF THE KIDS THEY WORK WITH.

THESE KIDS, IN TURN, BECOME ROLE MODELS WITHIN THEIR LOCAL CLUBS AND CHANGE THE LIVES OF THEIR PEERS AND COMMUNITY.


LOCAL IMPACT


LOCAL STEVE’S CLUBS PARTNER WITH CROSSFIT AFFILIATES IN THEIR COMMUNITY TO CREATE A SAFE ENVIRONMENT WHERE AT-RISK OR UNDESERVED YOUTH CAN LEARN ABOUT FITNESS, NUTRITION AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT.

UNDER SCNP, LOCAL STEVE’S CLUBS CAN RAISE MONEY AND OPERATE AS A NON-PROFIT WITHOUT HAVING TO SET UP THEIR OWN 501(C)(3). LOCAL CLUB OBJECTIVES

1 Foster a safe and nurturing environment for at-risk and disadvantaged youth

2 Create a community of caring – encourage mentoring and positive interactions with coaches and other members of the community

3 Offer a variety of opportunities for youth to learn about fitness, nutrition, and personal development

4 Fundraise to support the needs of the program

5 Be good stewards of the mission and make sure the program is running effectively


AFTER OPENING MY AFFILIATE I BEGAN THE PROCESS OF STARTING A STEVE’S CLUB, WHICH WAS MUCH EASIER THAN I EXPECTED. WE FINISHED ALL OF OUR PAPERWORK IN JUST A FEW MONTHS, WHICH ALLOWED US TO GET TO THE REAL WORK OF HELPING KIDS IN OUR COMMUNITY. IT’S SUCH A PRIVILEGE TO BE A PART OF SOMETHING SO POWERFUL.

TINA RAMOSLOCAL STEVE'S CLUB LEADER, BOSTON IRON & GRIT


REGGIE WAS ONE OF OUR FIRST STEVE’S CLUB NYC ATHLETES. HE WAS SOFT-SPOKEN, INSECURE, AND HAD NO FATHER FIGURE. HE SLOWLY GAINED CONFIDENCE AND ONE DAY I TOLD HIM THAT HE COULD BE A TALENTED OLYMPIC WEIGHTLIFTER, AND MAYBE EVEN COMPETE NATIONALLY. HE DIDN’T BELIEVE ME, BECAUSE I THINK IN HIS LIFE NO ONE HAD REALLY BELIEVED IN HIM BEFORE. WITHIN A FEW YEARS, HE PLACED IN THE TOP 10 AT YOUTH NATIONALS. NOW HE'S A COACH, FEELS COMFORTABLE SPEAKING TO LARGE GROUPS, AND IS IN COLLEGE. REGGIE HAS BECOME AN AMAZING PARTICIPANT IN OUR COMMUNITY.

COACH BLANCO STEVE'S CLUB NYC


THROUGH STEVE’S CLUB, KIDS LEARN PERSEVERANCE AND DISCIPLINE TO OVERCOME BOTH MENTAL AND PHYSICAL PAIN. WE SAW A HUGE CHANGE IN ONE OUR ATHLETES, TOMMY. HE WAS A VERY SKEPTICAL TEENAGER AND HAD STARTED ACTING OUT IN SCHOOL AFTER HIS MOTHER PASSED AWAY FROM ADDICTION. HIS DAD BROUGHT HIM TO STEVE'S CLUB, AND OVER THE LAST 2 YEARS HE HAS BLOSSOMED FROM A SULLEN TEENAGER INTO A HAPPY, SWEET, GOOFY, OUTSPOKEN KID THAT SAYS CROSSFIT HAS CHANGED HIS LIFE.

COACH REBECCA STEVE'S CLUB TEAM NASHVILLE


RAQUEL STEVE'S CLUB CAMDEN ATHLETE

STEVE'S CLUB GIVES ME THE CONFIDENCE I NEED TO BE SUCCESSFUL.


SARIAH STEVE'S CLUB TEAM FEARLESS ATHLETE

STEVE’S CLUB IS HELPING ME SET BETTER GOALS AND SEE WHAT THINGS ARE POSSIBLE FOR MY LIFE.


ROBERTO STEVE'S CLUB NASHVILLE ATHLETE

ONE DAY I'D LIKE TO WORK WITH YOUNGER ATHLETES AND HELP GUIDE THEM AS MY STEVE'S CLUB COACH AND MENTORS HAVE DONE FOR ME.


ALL STEVE’S CLUB ATHLETES, COACHES, AND VOLUNTEERS STRIVE TO LIVE BY THESE PRINCIPLES. WE USE THEM TO GUIDE OUR ACTIONS AND CREATE THE POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT WE ENVISION.

OUR VALUES


INTEGRITY Do the right thing.

RESPECT Treat everyone well, play fairly.

IMPROVEMENT Keep learning, growing, and getting better everyday.

TEAMWORK Help each other, cooperate, be loyal to the group.

SUPPORT Encourage and motivate others.

POSITIVITY Have a good attitude, rebound from challenges, believe that you can.

DISCIPLINE Work hard, be dedicated, commit to excellence.

CHARACTER Strive to be the best you can be.

COMMUNITY Give back, be a good role model, inspire others.


ONE COMMITTED PERSON CAN TRULY MAKE A DIFFERENCE. BY PROVIDING A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT, WITH CONSISTENT AND POSITIVE LEADERSHIP, THESE KIDS ARE GIVEN OPPORTUNITIES TO CHOOSE A BETTER PATH.

STEVE CONTINUES TO COACH KIDS IN CAMDEN, NJ AND NOW WE HAVE OTHER COMMITTED LEADERS WHO SHARE THE SAME VISION AND DEDICATION. THROUGH THE NATIONAL PROGRAM, OUR LOCAL CLUBS HAVE BEEN ABLE TO IMPACT THE LIVES OF OVER 1,000 KIDS. I'M PROUD TO SAY WE TRULY ARE CHANGING LIVES AND COMMUNITIES, ONE KID AT A TIME.

LEE KNIGHTCO-FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, STEVE’S CLUB NATIONAL PROGRAM


I’M INSPIRED EVERY DAY BY OUR LOCAL CLUB LEADERS WHO ARE PASSIONATE ABOUT CHANGING THE LIVES OF THE KIDS THEY WORK WITH. HEARING STORIES OF THEIR SUCCESS AFFIRMS MY BELIEF IN WHAT WE DO, TOGETHER. I’M MOTIVATED TO GROW OUR LOCAL CLUB NETWORK, KNOWING THERE’S NO LIMIT TO THE IMPACT OUR PROGRAM CAN HAVE!

LEORA HAFRIPROGRAM DIRECTOR,STEVE’S CLUB NATIONAL PROGRAM


2015HIGHLIGHTS


Approximately 30 teens are accepted each year for this week-long sleep away camp focused on fitness, nutrition, personal development, and leadership. These teens are between the ages 13-19 years old, and can be from any of our Local Clubs nationwide. The athletes are chosen based on their commitment to Steve’s Club, the embodiment of our Values as described in the coach’s letter of recommendation, and their personal essay. We bring them together at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, where they participate in a number of workshops, workouts, and team-building activities.

We’re especially grateful to our volunteers during Leadership Camp who work directly with the kids to teach leadership lessons and share their stories. These volunteers include CrossFit Games athletes, CrossFit Seminar Staff, members of the CrossFit community, active and retired military, EMTs, staff from Steve’s PaleoGoods, and Local Club coaches.

In the coming years, we’d like to provide this Leadership Camp experience to more of our Steve’s Club athletes. The cost to send a kid to Camp is $500 per athlete, but is free to them. This is our major initiave for the year, and most of our fundraising goes towards Camp expenses.

LEADERSHIP CAMP IS THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR FOR A SELECT GROUP OF STEVE’S CLUB ATHLETES.

2015 SCNP LEADERSHIP CAMP | AUGUST 2015 | FORT INDIANTOWN GAP, PA


STEVE'S CLUB NATIONAL PROGRAM LAUNCHED A LOCAL CLUB CONFERENCE CALL & NEWSLETTER EACH MONTH TO SHARE BEST PRACTICES AND STRENGTHEN OUR STEVE’S CLUB COMMUNITY. THESE HAVE BEEN GREAT INITIATIVES FOR GIVING CLUBS THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES THEY NEED TO RUN A MORE EFFECTIVE PROGRAM.

BOMANI STRENGTH THROUGH THE LEADERSHIP OF AMANDA STANOSZEK, BOMANI STRENGTH WAS ABLE TO EXPAND TO A THIRD SCHOOL IN THE CLEVELAND, OH AREA AND NOW COACHES OVER 150 STUDENT ATHLETES! HER CREATIVE FUNDRAISERS INCLUDE A SAND VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT WITH A PIG ROAST, TICKET AUCTION, AND A SUPER BOWL SQUARES EVENT TO RAISE MONEY FOR CLUB PROGRAMMING. BOMANI STRENGTH ALSO HAS A GENEROUS CORPORATE SPONSOR, PAT CATAN’S CRAFTS, WHO DONATED $5K IN 2015.

REDDING YOUTH ATHLETIC CLUB FORMED IN 2015, REDDING YOUTH ATHLETIC CLUB HAS QUICKLY BECOME THE LARGEST PROGRAM IN THE STEVE’S CLUB NETWORK. LED BY CLAUDIA WAITE, THIS GROUP RAISED CLOSE TO $3K FROM A GOLF CHARITY, BEAT THE STREETS FUNDRAISER AND LOCAL SPEAKING EVENT. THE AMBITIOUS TEAM IS DETERMINED TO HAVE A PRESENCE IN EVERY SCHOOL IN REDDING, CA BY THE END OF 2016.

F.I.T. CLUB

IN 2015, THE ALL-FEMALE F.I.T. CLUB IN FOLSOM, CA FOCUSED ON MORE THAN JUST PHYSICAL FITNESS. THEIR CLASSES INCLUDED BUILDING MENTAL FORTITUDE, GOAL SETTING, MEDITATION, AND CHALLENGING ATHLETES TO TRY NEW THINGS. LOCAL CLUB LEADER CECILIA JOSEPH ALSO BROUGHT IN A GUEST SPEAKER TO TALK TO THE GIRLS ABOUT OVERCOMING SUBSTANCE ABUSE, AND AN AMERICAN OPEN TEENAGE WEIGHTLIFTER TO DISCUSS WHAT IT TAKES TO BE SUCCESSFUL EVEN AT A YOUNG AGE.

STEVE'S CLUB CAMDEN TWO GRADUATES OF STEVE’S CLUB CAMDEN, RAY AND JEREMY, RECEIVED THEIR L1 CROSSFIT CERTIFICATIONS AND REGULARLY HELP COACH CLASSES FOR THE PROGRAM AND AT OTHER LOCATIONS IN THE COMMUNITY.

STEVE'S CLUB DENVER ESTABLISHED IN 2015, STEVE'S CLUB DENVER FORMED A STRONG AND ACTIVE BOARD OF TRUSTEES THAT HELPED THEM GROW THEIR PROGRAM QUICKLY. THROUGH THEIR STRONG LEADERSHIP BASE, HEADED BY LOCAL CLUB LEADER DUNCAN SEAWELL, THIS NEWLY FOUNDED CLUB WAS ABLE TO OFFER CLASSES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH SEVERAL DIFFERENT COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING THE THIRD WAY RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT FACILITY, HOPE SCHOOL AND LOCAL BOYS & GIRLS CLUB.

BOSTON IRON KIDS CLUB A NEW PROGRAM IN 2015, BOSTON IRON KIDS CLUB RAISED OVER $16K AT THEIR FIRST BEAT THE STREETS FUNDRAISER. TINA RAMOS, LOCAL CLUB LEADER AND OWNER OF CROSSFIT BOSTON IRON AND GRIT, WAS DETERMINED TO PROVE THAT AFFILIATES COULD WORK TOGETHER TO MAKE GREAT THINGS HAPPEN IN THE BOSTON COMMUNITY. THANKS TO CROSSFIT SBF, CHARLES RIVER CROSSFIT, MOUNTAIN STRENGTH CROSSFIT, CROSSFIT 617 AND CROSSFIT ARSENAL FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCE!

FINANCIALBREAKDOWN


Non-profit expenses typically fall in to three categories:

Program, Fundraising and Management.

PROGRAM EXPENSES Expenses that directly help the mission of providing youth

with fitness, nutrition, and personal development. These

include, but are not limited to:

• Summer Leadership Camp

• Travel costs and entry fees for programs, events,

and competitions

• Supplies, gear, equipment, and meals for kids

FUNDRAISING EXPENSES Expenses that occur while trying to raise money, such as:

• Marketing and advertising costs (flyers, posters,

photographer, videographer, etc.)

• Event costs (supplies, equipment, food, etc.)

MANAGEMENT EXPENSES Expenses associated with daily operations:

• Office expenses (telephone, internet, supplies, etc.)

• Computer expenses (website and software)

• Professional fees such as accounting,

bookkeeping, legal needs, etc.

• Licenses, permits, state and local fees

• Insurance

• Rent/facility fees

2015 SCNP HQ EXPENSES

77% PROGRAM EXPENSES

20% FUNDRAISING

4% MANAGEMENT

As a non-profit, we take pride in being

good stewards of our mission and using

donations responsibly.

The majority of our funding goes toward

hosting our annual Summer Leadership Camp,

which is at no-cost to the athletes.

FINANCIALBREAKDOWN


2016 PRIORITIES


In 2015, SCNP HQ started four new Local Clubs, strengthened our relationship with our network

through improved communication, and solidified our administrative processes to support further

scaling of the National Program. In 2016 we will focus on three key areas: Growing awareness,

Fundraising and Stewardship. Through specific projects and allocated resources, we can

expand the breadth and depth of the Program.

1 AWARENESS• Create high-quality content to share on social media and throughout

the CrossFit community

• Establish official SCNP Ambassadors within the CrossFit community

• Empower our Local Clubs with marketing tools to promote their program and reach

supporters in their own communities

2 FUNDRAISING• Connect with major donors and businesses from within the CrossFit community

• Identify, and apply for relevant grants at the national level

• Create quarterly donation campaigns that are focused on a specific fundraising goal

• Highly promote our "Beat the Streets" Suggested Donation WOD to the broader

CrossFit community in the fall

3 EXPANSION• Actively approach CrossFit gyms in low socio-economic communities to join our network

• Work with our Board of Directors to advance SCNP objectives

• Distribute contributions of gear, funds, services, and resources to better equip Local Clubs

• Enhance our shared resources and best practices for Local Clubs so they can be more

effective in the work they do with their kids

2016 PRIORITIES


WAYS TO DONATE


$25 SPONSORS ONE OF OUR ATHLETES FOR A MONTH

$500

SENDS AN ATHLETE TO LEADERSHIP CAMP

$1000

PROVIDES A STEVE'S CLUB GRADUATE WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET A L1 CROSSFIT CERTIFICATION

WAYS TO DONATE


OTHER WAYS TO SUPPORT 1 HOST OUR BEAT THE STREETS FUNDRAISING WORKOUT

Invite members of local gyms and the broader community to do this workout for a good cause. The suggested donation is $25, and

the event can be held anytime during the year.For more information visit: stevesclub.org/beatthestreets

2 DONATE A PERCENTAGE FROM YOUR LOCAL EVENTIf you’re hosting a competition or CrossFit event, please consider donating a

percentage to Steve’s Club National Program.

3 CREATE A SCHOLARSHIPPlease contact us directly if you’d like to make a contribution for a specific purpose.

4 DONATE GEAR, EQUIPMENT, TALENTOur kids are especially grateful for athletic gear and our Local Clubs can always

use more equipment. We can put your supplies, services, and talents to good use!

5 PURCHASE STEVE’S PALEOGOODSSteve’s PaleoGoods began as a way to raise money to provide CrossFit to at-risk

youth, and continues to donate 15% of proceeds to Steve’s Club National Program.

6 SUPPORT A LOCAL STEVE’S CLUBReach out to a Local Club in your area to volunteer or support them directly.

To find a Local Club near you, visit our website.

7 START A STEVE’S CLUBIf you share our vision of helping at-risk youth through fitness, nutrition and

personal development, consider starting a Steve's Club in your own community. We're here to help you get started!

Please contact [email protected] for more information.


JASON ESTEVAN LONG-TIME DONOR & SUPPORTER OF STEVE'S CLUB

STEVE’S CLUB IS A GRASS ROOTS PROGRAM THAT HAS COME A LONG WAY IN A SHORT TIME. I'M AMAZED BY WHAT YOU'VE BUILT AND THE LIVES YOU'VE CHANGED.


2015 DONORS & SUPPORTERSMANY HAVE INVESTED IN THE SUCCESS OF OUR STEVE’S CLUB ATHLETES. WE APPRECIATE EVERY DONATION MADE, AND EVERY MINUTE SPENT VOLUNTEERING TO MAKE OUR MISSION POSSIBLE.

Local Clubs also receive support directly from donors and sponsors. if you're interested in supporting a specific Local Club please reach out to them directly.

COMPANIES/FOUNDATIONS Steve’s PaleoGoods

Reebok

Rogue Fitness

Lululemon

Again Faster Equipment

Rx Smart Gear/Jump ropes

Latham and Watkins LLP

MDRT Foundation

San Francisco CrossFit

Well Donor Advised Fund

Carolyn W. & Charles T. Beaird Family

Foundation

Johnson Charitable Gift Fund

ORGANIZATIONS:Tanner Cook & Lift-for-a-Purpose

William Vicinus & Fearless Athletics/

CrossFit South Philly & CrossFit Penns

Landing

Carlos Gibson & Redemption WOD

Roger Dickerman & Relentless Fitness

Dan Taylor & CrossFit Metropolis

Paul Nobles & Eat to Perform

Ashley Pyatt & HD Smith Foundation

INDIVIDUALS:Jimi Letchford CrossFit HQ

Josh Murphy CrossFit HQ

Coach Mike Burgener

Greg Amundson

Christy AdkinsCrossFit Games Competitor

Jeff and Maggie Tincher CrossFit Reston

Jenny Hall

Donna Graham

Jason Estevan

William Pappas

Matthew C. Curtis

Scott E. Kuhn

Griffin Davis

Susan S. Selph

Ernest Parizeau

Patrick J. Daley

Jessica J. Carruth

Heather Cragin

Benjamin Klein

LEADERSHIP CAMP VOLUNTEERS:Austin Malleolo CrossFit HQ Seminar StaffHead Coach of Reebok CrossFit OneOwner of CrossFit One NationCrossFit Games Competitor

Spencer Hendel Owner and Head Coach of Reebok CrossFit Medfield, CrossFit Games Competitor

James Hobart CrossFit HQ Seminar Staff Head Trainer CrossFit Games Team Competitor

Jennifer Hunter-Marshall CrossFit HQ Seminar Staff

Dennis Marshall Co-Owner CrossFit Garden City CrossFit HQ Seminar Staff

Aimee Lyons CrossFit HQ Seminar Staff, Co-Owner of CrossFit KOP, Leader of Steve’s Club King of Prussia

Mike Szala Retired US Army veteran

Tanner Cook

Sarah Sabella

Carla Brady

Matt Wiedemer


AUSTIN MALLEOLO HEAD COACH OF REEBOK CROSSFIT ONE CROSSFIT HQ SEMINAR STAFF OWNER OF CROSSFIT ONE NATION 5 TIME CROSSFIT GAMES COMPETITORSTEVE'S CLUB AMBASSADOR

I THINK THE BIGGEST THING IS THAT SOMEONE CARES ABOUT THEM.


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2015 LOCAL CLUBSBALTIMORE AREA STEVE’S CLUBBALTIMORE, MARYLANDFounded December 2014

ADMINISTRATORSAlfred GarappoloPhilip Garappolo

COACHING STAFFPhilip GarappoloElizabeth LangeRich Meehan

Baltimore Area Steve’s Club is located in Baltimore, MD. It was founded in 2014 by Phil and Alfred Garappolo and is run out of Perry Hall CrossFit. Last year they received several notable donations that will help fund their program.

BOMANI STRENGTHCLEVELAND, OHIO Founded January 2013

[email protected] Bomani.Strength.9

ADMINISTRATORSAmanda Stanoszek (Founder/President)CJ Kostranchuk (Vice President)Tricia Tortoreti (Secretary)Dawn Ziegler (Treasurer)

COACHING STAFFAmanda StanoszekTricia TortoretiJoey MarginianYani MooreCory Moore

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKPat CatansGreat Lakes DentalCleveland Fitness ClubBe StudiosSkin Deep Medi SpaGary TraicoffCleveland Gladiators/Dominic JonesMany Cleveland Local Businesses TownhallPose Yoga/Nadeen Hayden

Bomani Strength in Cleveland, OH has three remote locations and is one of the largest Steve’s Clubs. Local Club leader Amanda Stanoszek is a teacher and a trainer at Burning River CrossFit. The meaning of the African name “Bomani” is

strong solider, which is a fitting name for the Club. There is rival gang activity in and around the three schools that she operates in, and through Bomani Strength, she hopes to one day be able to break down barriers and stigmas and have the three programs work together. Amanda is planning a Gala in 2016 to celebrate the Club’s five-year anniversary and raise even more money for the kids she serves.

BOSTON IRON KIDS CLUB NEW CLUB!

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTSFounded in June 2015

crossfitbostonirongrit.com/community/ steves-club

BostonIronKids

ADMINISTRATORSTina Ramos (President)Neil Jacobs (Vice President)Stacy Schwartz (Secretary)

COACHING STAFFTina RamosDonn Abellard (Lead Coach)

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANK3PointFoundationCeltics Shamrock FoundationNeil Jacobs

Local Club leaders Tina Ramos and Neil Jacobs started the Boston Iron Kids Club in June 2015, which trains out of the Reggie Lewis Athletic Center in Boston, MA. The kids are coached three times a week by trainers from Ramos’ gym CrossFit Boston Iron and Grit. In addition to the weekly CrossFit classes, the Club has a strong academic component and offers tutoring.

FIREBREATHERS IN TRAINING (F.I.T.) CLUB FOLSOM, CALIFORNIA Founded in October 2012

firebreathersintrainingclub.com

FirebreathersInTrainingClub [email protected]

ADMINISTRATORSCecilia Joseph

COACHING STAFFCecilia Joseph

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKMassage Envy of FolsomSacco InsuranceLucky’s BarbershopJohnny Kovalek with AmeripriseBulman Wealth

F.I.T. Club in Folsom, CA is an all-female Steve’s Club that focuses on mental toughness and creating new and exciting opportunities for fitness in order to over come their battles with substance abuse. Local Club leader Cecilia Joseph meets with the girls once a week to coach them in CrossFit. She also encourages them to try new sports like Parkour, powerlifting, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and even aerial Yoga by traveling to different gyms in the area throughout the year. Cecilia also meditates with her athletes on a consistent basis and encourages them to do so often.

HERO JUNCTION GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO Founded March 2013

herojunctiongj.blogspot.com HeroJunction

ADMINISTRATORSAmber PeckJennifer Robertson

COACHING STAFFJennifer Robertson (Head Coach)Amber PeckMatt CarsonKevin Oney

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKCity MarketCrossFit Junction members

Jenn Robertson and Amber Peck run Hero Junction out of Peck’s CrossFit gym, CrossFit Junction. They work primarily with kids from inpatient treatment centers and shelters in the Grand Junction, CO area and coach classes three times a week. This past year they received a grant specifically for nutrition education with the kids and emphasize the importance of healthy snacks and using food as fuel. They get a lot of support from the CrossFit Junction community as well as several corporate sponsors.

IRON GIRLSASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINAFounded December 2014

[email protected] irongirlsavl irongirlsasheville

ADMINISTRATORSAmber BeaneBecca LeeAnne Squires


mailto:[email protected]

http://www.crossfitbostonirongrit.com/community/steves-club

http://www.crossfitbostonirongrit.com/community/steves-club

http://www.firebreathersintrainingclub.com


http://herojunctiongj.blogspot.com

http://www.facebook.com/HeroJunction


COACHING STAFFAmber BeaneBecca LeeAnne Squires

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKOur volunteers that volunteer their time on a weekly basis: Denise Fridl, Dana Wingate, Linda Koch, Mackenzie Koon

Located in Asheville, NC, Iron Girls is an all-female Club that works with two middle schools and serves 30 student athletes. Local Club leaders Amber Beane, Becca Lee and Anne Squires lead a team of strong volunteers dedicated to mentoring the girls. In addition to doing CrossFit training, the leaders of Iron Girls developed a formal curriculum called “Girl Troup.” This programming meets the North Carolina state curriculum standards and focuses on teaching life skills such as nutrition, self-care, wellness, literacy and positive choices.

KAIZEN YOUTH CLUB MISSION VIEJO, CALIFORNIA Founded in October 2012

missioncrossfit.com/courses/kaizen-youth-club

ADMINISTRATORSJustin Yee

COACHING STAFFJustin Yee

Kaizen Youth Club, lead by Justin Yee, works in close partnership with the Silverado Continuation High School in Mission Viejo, CA. Students come to Silverado from their original high schools because they are in danger of not graduating. Some come to the school from far corners of the district and it is Yee’s goal to get them on a better path towards success. He meets with them to set goals and improve their nutrition. The program helps to alleviate the stigma of the Continuation School and Mission CrossFit members help boost the kid’s confidence as they work towards getting back into their original high schools. Self-funded with volunteer coaches and gym member support, the group works out at Mission CrossFit (located down the street from Silverado), three times a week.

KELLY’S CHAMPIONSHOUSTON, TEXAS Founded in February 2011

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ADMINISTRATORSKelly McQueen

COACHING STAFFKelly McQueen

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKDeb VasquezDarlene ThomasBarry BrooksKelsey McQueenLa Tonda McQueenDebra McQueenYvonne ClarkAmy Simon

Kelly’s Champions is located in Houston, TX and is run by Kelly McQueen. It is one of the original Steve’s Clubs and was founded in 2011. They host multiple small fundraisers throughout the year to help raise money for the program.

KINGS COUNTY KIDS CLUBBROOKLYN, NEW YORK Founded in July 2012

ADMINISTRATORSTammyli Gonzalez

COACHING STAFFIsrael GonzalezTammyli Gonzalez

King’s County Kid’s Club is located in Brooklyn, NY and operates out of CrossFit 718. Tammyli and Israel Gonzalez started the Club in 2012. They offer scholarships for their Steve’s Club kids to attend 718’s CrossFit Kids classes, which are held three times a week.

REDDING YOUTH ATHLETIC CLUB NEW CLUB!

REDDING, CALIFORNIAFounded in March 2015

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ADMINISTRATORSClaudia WaiteBryan SchenoneJeni Montemayor

COACHING STAFFClaudia WaiteJared MartinJulio TorresVeronica Torres

Celina ReilyAshton GallowayHailee LollarsOlivia StimpelAbby HinksonAbigal FerrierDenise Towe

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKYoung Professionals Network for helping us with fundraisingThe many individuals of Redding who want to see the city changeThe school districts for inviting us in with open armsThe Stirring for helping us promote our cause and get more volunteers

Started less than a year ago, Redding Youth Athletic Club remotely operates in six schools, located in two school districts, and a Juvenile Hall. They’ve already worked with 180 kids! Local Club leader Claudia Waite ensures the programming focuses on one movement per week and stresses encouragement of fellow athletes and optimism during workouts.

STEVE’S CLUB BATTLE READYFORT COLLINS AND LONGMONT, COLORADO Found in August 2012

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ADMINISTRATORSBlake MonteyTaylor MonteyTonya Tooley

COACHING STAFFBlake MonteyTaylor MonteyJeff TooleyMatt TrueloveMichell Pett-ThomasErin HenryJorine PetersonDustin Smith

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKThank you donors, volunteers and coaches! These kids benefit because of you!Thank you to our kids! I think we learn more from you guys most days, you’re amazing!Brad Bischoff State Farm InsuranceKeith Montey American Family InsuranceThe Northern Colorado CrossFit Community


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Steve’s Club Battle Ready is located in Colorado and just completed their 4th Annual Beat the Streets fundraiser. Twenty-five teams from the local CrossFit community participated alongside the young athletes. Local Club leaders Blake and Taylor Montey train their athletes remotely at youth group homes like Mountain States Children’s Home and Matthew’s House.

STEVE’S CLUB CAMDENPENNSAUKEN, NEW JERSEY *The first Steve’s ClubFounded in 2007

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ADMINISTRATORSSteve Liberati

COACHING STAFFSteve Liberati

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKCrossFit 1ForceJason EstevanRelentless Fitness

Steve’s Club Camden is the first Local Club started by Steve Liberati in 2007. He wanted to provide a safe and positive environment for the at-risk youth in Camden that he encountered while working as an exterminator in low-income neighborhoods. The Club hosts its annual Beat the Streets fundraiser in the fall with enormous community support from surrounding CrossFit gyms and friends. He has also pioneered a “Varsity Program” that encourages and rewards leadership within the Club and has been picked up by numerous other Local Clubs as a tool for cultivating leaders. From this program, notable kids who have shown extraordinary leadership development receive sponsorships to attend a CrossFit Level 1 Certification class and become trainers themselves. After eight years, Steve still coaches the kids in his program five days a week and has changed the lives of hundreds.

STEVE’S CLUB DENVER NEW CLUB!

DENVER, COLORADOFounded in April 2015

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ADMINISTRATORSDuncan SeawellWendy Cook

COACHING STAFFJason KellyNicole CoatesDaniel DavisAnna MattsonBeau DorningKimberly BloomLexi Zadak

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKCommunity Banks of Colorado and the Do More Charity ChallengeMembers of Project Rise Fitness – StapletonMembers of Bladium Denver CrossFit

Steve’s Club Denver in Colorado works with Third Way Residential Treatment Facility, Hope School and the Boys & Girls Club. Local Club Leader Duncan Seawell has a strong volunteer focus. He leads an active Board of Directors 13 deep that meets quarterly and has an outreach committee that helps educate the community about Steve’s Club.

STEVE’S CLUB DETROITDETROIT, MICHIGANFounded in December 2013

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ADMINISTRATORSBelinda Hobbs

COACHING STAFFJarrod Bell

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKCrossFit BMW members Chris Sinagoga & CrossFit Athletic Group

Steve’s Club Detroit was started by Jarrod Bell in 2013 and operates out of CrossFit BMW. Now also led by Belinda Hobbs they are enthusiastic to grow their membership in the upcoming year. Bell hopes to become a resource for local schools to help train athletes during their off season.

STEVE’S CLUB FLAGSTAFFFLAGSTAFF, ARIZONAFounded in September 2013

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ADMINISTRATORSAmanda Wigman (Program Director)Beth Duschatko (Marketing Director)

COACHING STAFFTara Ross (Head Trainer)Lindsay WagnerScott FrancesKatie LoweLaura Howell

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKCrossFit Flagstaff has been a huge supporter of Steve’s Club Flagstaff. We currently work out of this gym.Mark Stoleson donated $1,500 to Steve’s Club this past year. He saw how passionate our head trainer, Tara Ross, was about Steve’s Club and in return supported and contributed to the organization.

Steve’s Club Flagstaff in Arizona has programming at CrossFit Flagstaff, but also trains children remotely at the local Juvenile Detention Center and the Northland Family Help Center, providing services to foster and homeless youth. These weekly classes see up to 20 kids who are so grateful for the opportunity to do CrossFit. This Local Club has strong community support thanks, in part, to Local Club leader Amanda Wigman, receiving a grant from the city Flagstaff for summer programming and raising $7,500 at a local CrossFit competition.

STEVE’S CLUB GRYPHONCLEVELAND, TENNESSEEFounded in November 2014

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ADMINISTRATORSJoe GriffinAmy GriffinAshley Jones

COACHING STAFFJoe GriffinAmy GriffinGrace FugateMeagan Ferguson

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Steve’s Club Gryphon is located in Tennessee and headed by Local Club leaders Joe and Amy Griffin. Kids from three different Boys & Girls Clubs and the local YCAP are bused to CrossFit Gryphon to train, and the Club’s coaches travel to the Blithe Community Center to work with kids on site. Just over a year old, Steve’s Club Gryphon had a successful Whisky & Wine fundraiser in 2015 that raised $3K and received a generous grant from the local Rotary Club.

STEVE’S CLUB HEART OF CAMDENCAMDEN, NEW JERSEYFounded in March 2014

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ADMINISTRATORSCatherine ZatorskiKristin LevinRonald Ikechi

COACHING STAFFJoe MendarteKarim Mendarte

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKCooper Medical School of Rowan University Office of Community Affairs

Local Club leaders of Steve’s Club Heart of Camden are all full time medical students! Cat Zatorski, Kristin Levin and Ronald Ikechi organize classes at the Cooper Medical School of Rowan University with volunteer coaches and train athletes ages 13-19 three times weekly. They have an active volunteer network 35 strong that works with the students on projects like an annual MLK Day of Service. They also sponsor professional development workshops for athletes on topics such as building resumes, applying to college and securing financial aid.

STEVE’S CLUB KING OF PRUSSIABRIDGEPORT, PENNSYLVANIAFounded in October 2011

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ADMINISTRATORSAimee LyonsStephanie Vincent

COACHING STAFFAimee LyonsStephanie VincentMiranda HainesJenna KennyClayton Jones

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKThe community of CrossFit King of Prussia for all their support of the program and our athletes throughout the yearThe families of our athletes for their trustOur athletes for doing the work and giving their best

Steve’s Club King of Prussia, founded in 2011 by Aimee Lyons and Stephanie Vincent, is one of the oldest Steve’s Clubs. Each year they do a Beat the Streets fundraiser on Martin Luther King Day to help raise money to sponsor kids from low-income families to join CrossFit King of Prussia’s CrossFit Kids and Teens classes. They also use funds to sponsor some Steve’s Club kids to join CrossFit KOP's weightlifting program and hopes to one day have them qualify for USA Weightlifting National Youth Championships.

STEVE’S CLUB NASHVILLENASHVILLE, TENNESSEEFounded in January 2012

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ADMINISTRATORSRebecca Brown

COACHING STAFFRebecca Brown (Head Coach)Trey Fitch

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKMembers of CrossFit GulchPaleoWorks

Steve’s Club Nashville was started in 2012 and was one of the first Local Clubs to join the National Program. Local Club leader Rebecca Brown holds consistent classes for her athletes out of CrossFit Gulch in Nashville. Many of her athletes attend the SCNP Leadership Camp each summer.

STEVE’S CLUB NYCBROOKLYN, NEW YORKFounded in October 2011

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ADMINISTRATORSJuan BlancoMichele Kelber

COACHING STAFFJuan BlancoMichele KelberJoey Swidler

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKCathy Orme, The Pugh Foundation, Emily & Matthew Bernstein, The Marcia Brady Tucker FoundationJustin & Rudy Fansler-Kleysteuber, PF FoundationJennifer Barron, Amit Kumar, Kat Muller, Matt Goar, Michael Christman, Yuliya Ilizarov, Nicky Berman,Kari Clark, Greg Hertzig, Daniel Baldini, Derek Warke, Inna Aizenshtein, Helder Santo, Brooklyn By Hand, Juan Blanco, Adam Ward, Nancy Allan, Veta Bates al Blanco, Aaron Allon, Katie MooreSofia Muzzio, Nick Brown, Victor Broadley, Rupert Allan, Noelle Nieva, Susan Morelli, The Brooklyn Barbell Club and CrossFit Virtuosity communities who donated countless mentoring and volunteer hours to our athletes.

Steve’s Club NYC led by Juan Blanco and Michele Kelber has created a strong and consistent Local Club connected to CrossFit Virtuosity in Brooklyn, NY. This past year, they organized a Career Day for their Steve’s Club kids that brought them together with 40 members of CrossFit Virtuosity with representation from many different careers. Through a partnership with Brooklyn Barbell Club, Steve’s Club athletes have the opportunity to focus on their Olympic weightlifting. One of the kids, Reggie, even competed at the American Open in 2015. With a strong backing in the CrossFit Virtuosity community, they also have outside donors that match whatever the gym raises for their Local Club each year.

STEVE’S CLUB OF THE PALM BEACHESWEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDAFounded in August 2012

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ADMINISTRATORSLupe DickensRalph White

COACHING STAFFLupe DickensErika de Mier

Steve’s Club of the Palm Beaches, run by Lupe Dickens, is located in West Palm Beach, FL. She works with foster kids from the organization Place of Hope that transports the kids each week to CrossFit BGI for group workouts. This all-girls program has received several large donations this year from the West Palm Beach community, including the Meta Grant from Lululemon Athletica, and continues to receive widespread support.


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STEVE’S CLUB TEAM FEARLESSBELTON, TEXASFounded in December 2013

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ADMINISTRATORSLeAnn McMillanRichard Vincent

COACHING STAFFLeAnn McMillanRichard VincentTaylor Colwell

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKDr. Matt Davis and Sharron Davis. Matt was the Vice President of our Board and a driving force behind starting our Steve’s Club. Tragically, he passed away this past fall in a mountain climbing accident. Dr. Davis was one of the most generous guys you would ever meet and the true definition of servant leadership. He was a huge part of our Team Fearless chapter. In December his wife, Sharron, made a large contribution to our program in his honor.

Steve’s Club Team Fearless out of Belton, TX works with four different groups of kids in their area. Started December 2013, Local Club leaders LeAnn McMillan and Richard Vincent currently work with 20 kids from low-income neighborhoods including some children who are at risk for suicide or dropping out of school. One groups of teens and one group of 6-12 year olds workout at CrossFit Centex where McMillan coaches the kids multiple times a week. The other two groups of kids meet weekly at a local church and high school.

STEVE’S CLUB TROYTROY, OHIOFounded in November 2014

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ADMINISTRATORSMindy Coby (Director)Mike Lyons (President)

COACHING STAFFChastity SloneKrissy HoneycuttMindy Coby

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKThe Troy FoundationThe Miami County FoundationAll of our local supporters in the Troy area

As of this year Mindy Coby and Mike Lyons now have two Steve’s Club Troy locations, holding classes at the Lincoln Community Center and a local Recreation Center in Troy, OH. They coach classes twice a week at each location working with middle schoolers and teenagers. This past spring the now one-year-old Club held a recruitment event at a local middle school and did a CrossFit workout with over 100 students. They now have over 20 kids in their program.

STEVE’S CLUB WASHINGTON, D.C.WASHINGTON, D.C.Founded October 2013

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ADMINISTRATORSAndrew ShnidermanLeila DriciOri Gorfine

COACHING STAFFAndrew ShnidermanChris ClydeMark Crick

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKJudy and Craig ShnidermanKathy and Tom CarrollThe Levin FoundationThe WashingtonianS. Sher

Working out of CrossFit Balance Thomas Circle, Andrew Shniderman of Steve’s Club Washington D.C. helps to bring fitness and mentorship to over 40 kids from several local schools. Some of their membership comes from Tyler Elementary, a Title I school that receives financial aid to ensure that all students, especially ones from low-income families, meet challenging state academic requirements. He has also paired up with a D.C. mentoring organization called “Best Kids” that empowers youth in foster care to build better futures. Started in October, 2013, the Club hopes to continue to grow its member base in the upcoming year.

SUMMIT YOUTH CLUB NEW CLUB!

BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, TXFounded in September 2015

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ADMINISTRATORSRebekah SchaubWill Schaub

COACHING STAFFRebekah SchaubWill SchaubLuke HicksSymantha Resendiz

DONORS/SUPPORTERS TO THANKCrossFit AggielandJames & Karen Robeson

With just a few months under their belt, Summit Youth Club has already accomplished quite a lot. Despite just starting the Club in September of 2015, Rebekah Schaub is well on her way to forging quality relationships with at-risk youth in College Station, TX. She trains a consistent group of 12-15 kids twice a week at Lincoln Community Center, and three times a week at a local Boys and Girls home with a core group of 15 high school aged girls. The Club’s biggest goals are to grow their member base and retain all of their current athletes.

UNBROKEN KIDSCHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEEFounded in February 2013

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ADMINISTRATORSEric Griffith

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COACHING STAFFEric GriffithEmily GriffithThomas Minwell

Unbroken Kids is located in Chattanooga, TN. Eric and Emily Griffith started the Club in February 2013. They host their classes at CrossFit Brigade once a week, teaching primarily middle school aged kids.


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IN MEMORY OF

DR. MATTHEW DAVIS STEVE’S CLUB TEAM FEARLESS

The success of Steve’s Club is driven by the dedication and generosity of our Local Club leaders. Tragically, Steve’s Club Team Fearless of Belton, TX lost a champion in 2015. Dr. Matthew Davis was a driving force behind the Club’s

inception and served as an active Vice President of the Board for two years. Dr. Davis’ legacy will continue to support Team Fearless through a generous gift

made in his name from his wife Sharron through his memorial fund. Dr. Davis was an outdoor enthusiast, and the gift will give the young athletes the opportunity to

travel to Colorado and experience the great outdoors that he loved so dearly.


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