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2021 & 2022
Memorial Day weekend festivities may be winding down, but the girls on Seattle Youth Recreation Foundation’s (SYRF) basketball team have reason to celebrate. Over the weekend Jim Thorpe, owner of Summit Capital Partners gifted SYRF his company's private suite for a Seattle Storm Game. The girls attended the game on May 29th at Climate Pledge Arena and watched the Storm take on the New York Liberty.
SEATTLE STORM GIVEAWAY
JIM THORPE DONATES OVER 50 KRAKEN TICKETS
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To ensure the entire team had a rewarding experience, Thorpe invited the girls who were unable to attend Sunday’s event to an upcoming game on June 29. His goal is to provide the team with an inspiring experience that motivates them to continue building a strong foundation. This sponsorship is part of Thorpe's commitment to highlighting local charities that positively impact the community. He looks forward to future collaborations with SYRF and hopes others will follow suit, giving back in their own way!
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“The girls were beyond excited to attend a Seattle Storm game in a private suite. His generous donation is greatly appreciated and will knot be forgotten by the team and staff at Seattle Youth Recreation Foundation”. Alfred Love Jr - Director and Founder of SYRF
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Seattle Youth Recreation Foundation strives to provide low-cost recreational programs for children of all skill levels and backgrounds in the Seattle area. The organization serves 60 children annually between 3rd and 8th grade. Their mission is to promote the direct connection between personal growth, academia, and sports. To promote unity, all of their programs are first come first serve, eliminating economical and environmental barriers. They focus on providing shared experiences that build a strong foundation of good character. For more information on SYRF visit: http://www.seattleyouthrec.org/.
Thorpe’s most recent effort to recognize local charities includes gifting Summit Capital’s suite to the women of You Grow Girl and the team at Mary’s Place. Seattle Youth Recreation Foundation strives to provide low-cost recreational programs for children of all skill levels and backgrounds in the Seattle area. The organization serves 60 children annually between 3rd and 8th grade. Their mission is to promote the direct connection between personal growth, academia, and sports. To promote unity, all of their programs are first come first serve, eliminating economical and environmental barriers. They focus on providing shared experiences that build a strong foundation of good character. For more information on SYRF visit: http://www.seattleyouthrec.org/.
Thorpe’s most recent effort to recognize local charities includes gifting Summit Capital’s suite to the women of You Grow Girl and the team at Mary’s Place.
