Community Cup Classic foundation

The Community Cup Classic Foundation (CCCF), a 501(c)(3) organization, is committed to empowering youth in grades K-12 by fostering positive engagement between young people and adults. Through a blend of educational, leadership, sports, and arts programs, we help young minds thrive, aiming to build future leaders who excel in literacy and succeed in their education with the active support of their families and communities.

At Community Cup Classic Foundation, we empower youth through diverse programs for personal growth. From engaging programs fostering physical activity and critical thinking to community workshops, we shape identities and create opportunities for fun and connection. Join us today! Join us in shaping a brighter future for our children.

Through creative arts and sports, we provide dynamic opportunities for personal growth, critical thinking, and physical activity. These programs not only engage youth but also encourage family participation, creating a supportive environment where children can thrive. By integrating arts, sports, and family engagement, we inspire young people to develop their skills, strengthen their identities, and build a brighter future together.

Through our signature presentation series, ‘Negro League Soul’, we aim to strengthen family connections by fostering meaningful conversations about race, equity, and history. This program not only celebrates the rich legacy of Negro League baseball but also serve as a platform for families to engage in discussions that bridge generations. By reflecting on the historical experiences of African American and Latino athletes, we encourage families to explore how these lessons apply to today’s challenges. This initiative deepens family bonds, promotes understanding, and inspires collective growth for a stronger, more connected community.

Since 2019, we've joined forces with wellness partners to enhance family health. Our Community Health Hub Pop Ups tackle chronic health issues, bridging disparities in urban areas with the help of Certified Community Health Workers.