Through a grant from the Bronx River Alliance, Goalkeeper’s founder Chase Kantor developed and led a family-friendly nature hike and created an ecology guidebook to connect residents with local green spaces and volunteer opportunities.

Many NYC public school students lack access to environmental education and green space. We raised $9,522 through our annual Pickleball Charity event to fund free, park-based learning with NYC H2O.

Goalkeeper’s pop-up at Chase Park promoted reusable RPET water bottles and Bronx River Passports, raising funds for the Bronx River Alliance and awareness of micro-plastic pollution and health risks.

Millions of sneakers end up in landfills each year, yet reusable shoes can fuel microenterprise and athletic access worldwide. We collected and redistributed 250+ pairs, supporting youth athletes and small businesses around the world.

We partnered with Bake Back America to host zero-dollar jersey shops across Westchester County, distributing over 150 official NBA and NFL jerseys to youth. Each event combined celebration with access, offering kids high-quality sports merchandise free of charge.

Clean water is not readily accessible or affordable for the athletes in Senegal. We raised 6,000 dollars that went to funding a soccer tournament in Senegal where potable water drops were distributed to the athletes along with uniforms and trophies. 

 "How-to" videos can be downloaded or streamed and provide free access to sports instruction in areas with limited resources to coaches and training. Instructional videos went directly to athletes in Dakar, helping bridge opportunity gaps through digital access. 

Limited access to training, equipment, and academic support holds back promising young athletes. Goalkeeper raised over $7,000 to help expand basketball and education programs in Senegal. 

Ngnith is a village of 16,000 in Senegal where there is limited access to sports infrastructure and equipment. We raised $5,000 to support a community soccer tournament, and to begin renovating the local field.

Unlike other local villages, Ronkh does not have a formal soccer program, so they can't compete in tournaments or build their teams properly to support their youth. We raised $5,000 selling  to start a full program in the village.

In Senegal, many youth athletes lack organized training, equipment, and structured sports programs. We raised $6,639 to fund a four-day basketball camp for 60 participants, ages 8–16, covering gear, staffing, water, and food.

Ballin 4 Peace is a New York–based nonprofit that uses basketball and community events to reduce youth violence, and create positive opportunities for In 2023, Chase Kantor was invited to play their Spring Charity Tournament.