The Share the Goals Scholarship connects ambitious students with organizations that fund educational impact through sport and community leadership. This award targets applicants who demonstrate clear goals, measurable community benefits, and a commitment to using sport as a tool for social change.
Designed for emerging leaders, the Share the Goals Scholarship removes financial barriers and supports goal-driven projects that improve local communities. Applicants submit a plan that links personal athletic or coaching goals with broader social outcomes.
| Scholarship Name | Focus Area | Award Amount | Application Deadline | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Share the Goals Scholarship | Community Impact through Sport | Up to $10,000 | March 15 | Current student or coach planning a sport-based project |
| Partner Organization Grant | Program Development | Up to $5,000 | June 1 | Registered nonprofit or educational institution |
| Athlete Leadership Award | Coaching and Mentorship | $2,500 | September 15 | Proven track record in athlete mentorship |
| Community Project Fund | Local Program Funding | Up to $7,500 | Rolling quarterly | Community-based initiative with measurable outcomes |
How the Share the Goals Scholarship Supports Community Impact
Recipients design projects that use sport to address local challenges, such as increasing youth engagement, promoting health equity, or building leadership skills. The scholarship funds travel, equipment, coaching certifications, and community outreach tied to these plans.
Eligibility Criteria and Application Requirements
Applicants must submit a detailed project proposal, letters of recommendation, and a statement of goals that explains measurable outcomes. Proof of enrollment or employment in a related organization is typically required, along with a brief budget outline.
Project Planning and Impact Measurement
Strong applications include clear timelines, defined milestones, and methods for tracking impact. Successful projects often use pre and post participant surveys, attendance records, and community feedback to report results.
Plan Your Sport Based Community Goals
- Define specific, measurable community outcomes before submitting your application
- Include a realistic budget and detailed timeline in your project proposal
- Gather strong recommendation letters that speak to your leadership and impact
- Track participant data and feedback to demonstrate results after funding
- Use award funds for equipment, training, travel, and program evaluation
FAQ
Reader questions
Can I apply if I am not a traditional student or am a coach rather than an athlete?
Yes, coaches and community leaders are eligible, provided you submit a valid project proposal that demonstrates measurable community outcomes through sport.
What types of projects have been funded successfully in the past?
Previous projects include youth leadership camps, adaptive sport programs, mentorship initiatives, and local tournaments designed to promote inclusion and skill development.
How are award recipients selected and notified?
A review panel evaluates proposals based on clarity of goals, feasibility, projected impact, and sustainability, then notifies selected applicants via email within four to six weeks after the deadline.
What ongoing responsibilities do scholarship recipients have after receiving funding?
Recipients must submit progress reports, participate in check in calls, and provide final documentation of outcomes, including financial reconciliation and lessons learned for future applicants.