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Automaker collaborates with the Philadelphia Union, Leveling the Playing Field, and Philadelphia Parks and Recreation to collect and provide soccer gear for local youth

Max Levitt is the founder of the non-profit Leveling the Playing Field. He started the effort to make sure kids in underserved urban, rural and suburban communities have the sports equipment needed to participate.

LPF’s newest metal donation bin in Ohio had a fill the bin event which drew donations from all over Ohio in memory of a local youth sports icon

A local teen is trying to make youth sports more affordable for families. Whether it’s a touchdown or the game-winning goal, 17-year-old Caroline Mohamadi believes sports should be available to all. That’s why she started an organization called Play it FWD.

LPF COO Kaitlin Brennan joined Sports Radio 680 AM to about LPF and our newest location in Atlanta. Check out her radio spot and learn about the amazing work being done in Atlanta starting with 680 The Fan’s 3rd Annual Baseball and Softball Drive 

Atlanta represents LPF’s seventh warehouse location across the U.S., joining Greater Washington D.C., Baltimore, MD, Philadelphia, PA, Western New York (based in Buffalo, NY), Ohio (based in Columbus, OH), and Southeast Michigan (based in Detroit, MI).

The YMCA Buffalo Niagara has partnered with the nonprofit Leveling the Playing Field to launch a community-wide donation drive to support WNY youth athletes runs through Saturday, April 19th

Through a partnership between Leveling the Playing Field and the Team Bradley Fund, a donation box for sporting equipment has been set up at Devola Soccer Fields

Pack the Park event at Meadowood Regional Park in Baltimore on April 16th, 2025. People from the community came out and donated thousands of dollars worth of sports equipment for youth programs. If you didn’t get the chance to participate, here’s how you can donate your sports equipment!

Every three to four weeks. That’s how often Leveling the Playing Field, a nonprofit that collects and distributes used sports equipment, checks their donation bins around the city and county. They’re large green boxes that read “Donate Sports Equipment.”