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).
Read More >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
Read More >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
Read More >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!
Read More >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.”
Read More >Leveling the Playing Field and Silver Spring Cares are teaming up to collect equipment for children who may not have the proper gear to participate in sports through March 31st, 2025
Read More >One local partnership is helping Bennett Venture Academy scholars get on the field and enhancing their athletic experiences at school.
Read More >Eagles players Cooper DeJean & Thomas Booker IV donated their time to a non-profit Leveling the Playing Field.
Read More >LPF partnered with Chester Upland Youth Soccer to give away soccer gear such as cleats, shin guards, socks, and backpacks to kids at a distribution event at Main Street Elementary School in Chester, PA in October 2024
Read More >LPF is honored to join forces with the International Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association to collect lacrosse equipment, beginning with a November Tournament down in Richmond, VA. The gear collected will continue to make the game of lacrosse accessible for players nationwide.
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