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Tracy Scarrow

Attorney
Board Chair

Tracy Scarrow is a lawyer and has worked for over 25 years in a variety of positions in the federal government.

While raising two great kids and working, she has also volunteered countless hours in the community — with her kids’ schools; an organization dedicated to providing meals and housing for D.C.’s homeless; an organization that distributes funds to families touched by pediatric cancer; her neighborhood park; and her kids’ sports teams.

Tracy has held various positions on non-profit boards and first learned of Leveling the Playing Field in a Washington Post article.  Tracy was thrilled to find LPF, a home for the ever growing collection of excess sports equipment in her neighborhood, and an outlet for her continued desire to serve her community.  She joined the Board in 2016 and currently serves as Board Chair.

Growing up, Tracy played soccer, ran cross country, and was an avid skier. But, Tracy and her husband are more in awe of their kids who both play multiple sports.  Sports have played such a large part in Tracy’s family’s life, that it is important for her to help provide other children with the same athletic opportunities.  Tracy is doing her part to help level the playing field.

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Every fall, a new school year brings new classes, Every fall, a new school year brings new classes, new teachers, and new routines. For a lot of kids, that transition can feel bigger than it should. The first days of school can feel like an uphill climb with a lot of uncertainty.

But what if, before school even starts, a kid already has a place, a circle, they belong to?

They’re part of a team, a routine, a sense of connection during a time of transition, and that feeling follows them right into the classroom.

Last year LPF supported 655 schools throughout the 2025-2026 school year. We were able to reach over 6,550 kids, helping them make friends, learn, and grow.

Access to sports isn’t just about playing a game. Research has consistently linked participation in youth sports, particularly team sports, with stronger social connections, higher self-esteem, and an easier adjustment to new environments and routines. @aspenprojectplay 

That’s why sports matter. They don’t just build athletes, they build community and a sense of belonging.

Every kid deserves that circle.
It’s the second week of the @usopen and the compet It’s the second week of the @usopen and the competition has been nothing short of incredible so far. As the world watches some of the best tennis players compete on one of the sport’s biggest stages, it’s worth remembering that every player had to start somewhere.

Maybe it was a racquet in their hands for the first time in PE class.
Maybe it was their first practice.
Maybe it was the moment they felt joy trying something new.

For kids, that first experience can be the beginning of something much bigger: building confidence, finding community, learning resilience, and discovering a sport they can carry with them for years to come.

But that first experience isn’t possible for every child without access to the right equipment.

That’s why every day, we work to make sure more kids have the chance to get out there, get in the game, and discover where their own love of sport begins. ♥️🎾

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Today was LPF Philadelphia’s Back-to-School Event Today was LPF Philadelphia’s Back-to-School Event sponsored by @bandaidbrand 🩹🏀📚🍎

LPF Executive Director, Sean Bailey, talks about the impact of this distribution event and the benefits of partnering with BAND-AID® Brand. 🗣️

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