RIGHT TO PLAY’S GRAND SLAM FOR GOOD
Play Ball! On Tuesday, August 16 join us for Right To Play’s second Grand Slam for Good, an evening of fun and entertainment
at Yankee Stadium! Enjoy watching hometown New York Yankees take on Toronto during an exclusive event in the Party City Party
Suite! Hosted by Right To Play’s Champions Network of Young Professionals, this unique affair will raise critical funds and awareness
for Play at the Core, Right To Play’s New York City-based early learning program. Working in several of the City’s most under-resourced
communities, Play at the Core aims to reduce the academic opportunity gap by training early childhood educators on how to use play
as a tool to develop their students’ critical thinking, problem solving and language skills. Your support will raise funds for Play at the
Core, and will provide many of our educators and their families the opportunity to join in on the excitement by attending the game!
Grand Slam Sponsor: $5,000
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Eight tickets to enjoy the game during the exclusive Right To Play event in the Party City Party Suite on August 16
On-field photo opportunity during Pre-Game Ceremony
“Thank You” announcement to your company (with company logo) on Yankee Stadium’s scoreboard
Speaking opportunity during Right To Play’s exclusive event
Display your company’s signage in Party City Party Suite
Complimentary food, beer and wine
Provide 50 stadium seat tickets for Right To Play’s Play at the Core educators and their families
Home Run Sponsor: $2,500
 Four tickets to enjoy the game during the exclusive Right To Play event in the Party City Party Suite on August 16
 Display your company’s signage in Party City Party Suite
 Complimentary food, beer and wine
 Provide 25 stadium seat for Right To Play’s Play at the Core educators and their families
Individual Ticket: $150
 One ticket to enjoy the game during the exclusive Right To Play event in the Party City Party Suite
 Complimentary food, beer and wine
 Provide 5 stadium seat tickets for Right To Play’s Play at the Core educators and their families
To purchase sponsorships and tickets, please contact Catherine McGahan at [email protected]
Tuesday, August 16th
6:30 PM
Yankee Stadium
Party City Party Suite
E 161 St. & River Ave.
Bronx, NY
Right To Play’s CNYP,
Athlete Ambassadors
and guests.
WHEN CHILDREN PLAY, THE WORLD WINS.
RIGHT TO PLAY OVERVIEW
Right To Play is a global organization that uses the transformative power of play to
educate and empower children to overcome the effects of poverty, conflict and
disease in vulnerable communities. Through playing sports and games, Right To Play
helps over one million children learn through play to create better futures each week,
while driving lasting social change in 18 countries across Africa, the Middle East, Asia
and North America.
Founded in 2000 by social entrepreneur and four-time Olympic gold medalist Johann
Olav Koss, Right To Play is headquartered in Toronto, Canada and has national
fundraising offices in Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, the
United Kingdom, the United States. Regional offices are in Africa, Asia, Latin America
and the Middle East. Our programs are facilitated by more than 600 international staff
and 14,400 local volunteer Coaches.
THE PLAY AT THE CORE PROGRAM
In 2012, Right To Play was invited to apply its learning model to tackle
the growing educational opportunity gap in New York City. Right To Play’s
New York City-based program, Play at the Core, is a comprehensive
training and coaching program designed to support early childhood
educators and enhance the teaching quality in Early Childhood Education
centers in the city’s most vulnerable communities.
Play at the Core develops the abilities of early childhood educators to plan
and execute intentional play programming, as well as builds their capacity
to engage child-initiated play. Play at the Core’s trainings aim to
strengthen both facilitation skills and creative capacity for maximized
engagement.
In four years, Play at the Core has worked with more than 570 educators across 59 Early Childhood Education centers, reaching
over 4,700 children in New York City’s most under-resourced communities in the Bronx, Harlem, Washington Heights and
Brooklyn.
THE RIGHT TO PLAY CHAMPIONS NETWORK OF YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
The Right To Play Champions Network of Young Professionals
(CNYP) is a dedicated team of active business and community
professionals who support Right To Play’s mission and growth.
These young professionals serve as ambassadors of Right To
Play, are advocates of sport for peace and development, and
work to enhance the visibility and awareness of Right To Play,
promoting the organization to a new and growing audience of
supporters and donors.
The CNYP consists of an Executive Committee and a growing list
of general members - all young professionals from diverse
industries in New York City - who annually raise over $40,000 for
Right To Play’s programs worldwide.
To become a CNYP member, visit www.righttoplayusa.org/CNYP
For more information, please visit www.righttoplayusa.org