Practicing Vulnerability
Join Tiffany in this week’s Friday Challenge by practicing vulnerability. Check out what Tiffany shares with us in practicing vulnerability herself, and stick around to
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Join Tiffany in this week’s Friday Challenge by practicing vulnerability. Check out what Tiffany shares with us in practicing vulnerability herself, and stick around to
What could our lives look like if we chose to leave our masks behind, if we chose to face the deeper things, if we chose
During the struggle that’s been happening in our world the past few months and around our nation the past couple of weeks, we want to
In the midst of recovering from her broken arm from last week’s Friday challenge, Tiffany invites us to join her in asking for help. Check
We challenge you to join us in spreading some love and kindness as we practice compassion in this week’s Friday Challenge. Get in on the
My most significant learning since starting to work with youth is the importance of positivity. Having an intentional attitude around creating a positive environment is
Brazil is playing Costa Rica in the 2018 World Cup. The commentator starts talking about fun. He continues to make the point that the idea
Congratulations to Pure Game founder Tony Everett for winning the Santa Ana Small Not-for-Profit Person of the Year award.
Field Champion Octavio Valente has highlighted the big contribution to Pure Game made by some unsung heroes - alumni volunteers who come back to help
Thirty students from Savanna School District were lucky enough to be part of the 3-day Winter Soccer camp put on by Pure Game at Stanton
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Youth sport should always be about the growth and development of the whole child, not just the athlete. Free-play programming helps achieve that ideal.
Tony Everett
Chief Play Maker