The mission of the Foundation is to help raise money and awareness for children’s organizations that provide a positive environment to better their future through education, sports, and health

Charley Hoffman Foundation

To date the CHF and our events have raised over $2,500,000 for charities in San Diego and Las Vegas. The Charley Hoffman Foundation was created by PGA TOUR® professional Charley Hoffman and his wife Stacy in 2009 to raise funds for charities benefiting children in their native and adopted hometowns of San Diego and Las Vegas. After several years of successfully hosting the Charley Hoffman Pro-Am with the San Diego Junior Golf Association, Charley and Stacy realized they had an incredible opportunity to further their giving by establishing their own Foundation. Charley and Stacy have worked diligently over the course of the past four years to establish The Charley Hoffman Foundation. Based on the maxim “think local first,” the Foundation’s fundraising activities reward organizations benefiting young people living in San Diego and Las Vegas. A talented and dedicated group of people have been appointed to the Foundation’s Board of Directors, including trusted family members and friends who share the desire to provide a positive environment for children through education, sports, and health.

The Foundation’s purpose is to empower athletes regardless of their socio-economic status, develop facilities to improve performance, and contribute to the general growth and well-being of action sports.

Global Action Sports Foundation

Campaign goals and objectives result in the funding of scholarships and mentoring programs which assist dedicated and qualified athletes with a passion for action sports.

“Changing Lives and Building Communities Through Tennis” Since 1986, Southern California Tennis Association Foundation (SCTAF) has funded programs, innovative projects, leagues, and events that increase access, availability, and participation of tennis for people of all ages, race, abilities, gender, ethnicity, and economic backgrounds. The Foundation believes that “Changing Lives and Building Communities Through Tennis,” can be accomplished by focusing on underserved communities, people with disabilities, and veterans to be included in local tennis programs while also offering competitive and recreational tournaments, special events, and scholarships for promising junior players. Tennis teaches all players life skills such as perseverance, discipline, ethical behavior, patience, and resilience on the court that help them build self-confidence, self-esteem, and independence off the court. SCTAF is a leader in and is fully committed to sports-based youth development (SBYD) in Southern California. SCTAF funds programs in low-income communities that provide the opportunity for players of all ages to learn and play tennis, and to develop skills that will have a long-term effect on their education, careers, and lives. We provide the equipment and instruction to those that need it most. The impact of these programs can be seen in the practice of and improvement in the life skills including the development of emotional competence, communication skills, and mental toughness.

Launching Kids Dreams

The SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TENNIS ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION’s mission is to Change Lives and Build Communities through Tennis, making tennis accessible for everyone regardless of age, ethnicity, ability, gender or economic background. People who play tennis know it’s an amazing sport. It requires timing, coordination, fitness, strategic thinking, and mental toughness. But the benefits of the sport extend far beyond the court. It teaches teamwork, resiliency, and problem solving. It’s builds self-confidence and self-esteem. It fuels creativity, potential, and dreams. It forms groups that create a sense belonging, lasting friendships, and fond memories. It can even inspire a teen to go to college. And it’s fun! We’re driven to break down barriers in an effort to bring tennis to places and people it’s never (or rarely) been before. Diversity, availability, accessibility are our mantras. We want kids to seniors, veterans to the disabled, to know that there are places to play nearby their homes. We want to get more youth playing because we know the benefits of tennis can have a lifelong positive impact on their education, careers, and lives. And we want promising young juniors to have the support they need to fulfill their tennis dreams and aspirations.