About San Antonio Sports
For more than 25 years, San Antonio Sports has put our city on the global stage. From NCAA Championships to the Rock 'n' Roll San Antonio Marathon, the premier events we've host have delivered more than $311 million for our local economy.
But we're not just about big games. We're a nonprofit organization that works every day to KEEP SAN ANTONIO MOVING. Year 'round, our KIDS PROGRAMS deliver sports and fitness programs to thousands of children in every part of our community. We're in 262 local elementary schools with our School Rock Challenge and Go!Kids Challenge™. Our Dreams for Youth Athlete and Wellness Development Program introduces U.I.L. sport fundamentals after school to inner-city children via coaching and equipment. Our new Fit Family Challenge expands our kids' fitness efforts with a fun, incentivized four-month, county-wide program for the whole family.
We invite everyone to become a part of the San Antonio Sports team, as a participant, a volunteer and a member.
JOIN THE TEAM!
San Antonio Sports invites Go!Kids families to join the team that makes things happen! Here’s how:
Participate — You’re already a part of our team if your family is involved in the Valero Go!Kids Challenge. Maybe you’d like to try an Olympic sport in our Dreams for Youth program or you’d like to sign up for youth sports clinics we host. Click here to learn more.
Volunteer — There are fun volunteer jobs at all of our events and programs. Get involved! Click here to learn more.
Become a Member — San Antonio Sports is primarily supported through donations from individuals like you and your family and corporations who share our goals. Help us to continue programs like the Valero Go!Kids Challenge by becoming an individual or corporate member of San Antonio Sports today! Click here to learn more.
Join a Committee — San Antonio Sports has committees for all sorts of efforts related to our mission. We welcome community input from individuals who share our vision of creating sports opportunities for our community and its youth.
