Every Kid. Every Chance. Every Game.
We remove the
barriers so kids
can play, grow,
and belong.
The Legacy Project is a faith-driven ministry that exists to create access and opportunity for youth — providing scholarships, training, and mentorship that unite families, strengthen communities, and inspire lifelong discipleship through sports.
What We're Up Against
Every kid deserves a shot — but cost is keeping them off the field.
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More likely low-income kids quit sports over cost
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Rise in the cost of youth sports since 2019
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Average yearly cost of one child's main sport
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Of kids in poverty play sports — vs. 70%+ of wealthy kids
Sources: Aspen Institute Project Play (2024–2025) & University of Michigan Mott Poll on Children's Health.
Our Mission
Opportunity is the
great equalizer.
In Venice and beyond, talent and heart are everywhere — but opportunity isn't. A registration fee, a pair of cleats, a ride to practice. Small barriers keep good kids on the sideline.
The Legacy Project exists to tear those barriers down — and to walk with families long after the final whistle, through mentorship, discipleship, and a community that shows up.
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Every gift
goes directly toward kids, families, and programs.
How We Help
Opportunity changes
everything.
Every child deserves the chance to experience the confidence, discipline, teamwork, and belonging that sports build — no matter what their family can afford.
Sports Access
We cover registration fees, equipment, and travel costs so no kid sits out because of money.
Mentorship
Trusted coaches and mentors who show up, encourage, and walk with kids on and off the field.
Family Support
We come alongside the whole family — transportation, gear, and the practical things that matter.
Discipleship
Rooted in faith: character, community, and biblical truth that lasts long after the season ends.
Be Part Of A Legacy That Lasts
Put a kid in the game.
Your gift steps a child onto the field, into a community, and toward a future they can believe in. Every dollar reaches a kid.