MVP4Life
Address:
2900 South 110th Street Suite 101
Omaha, Nebraska 68144
Non-Profit 501(c)3: 27-1699846
DREAM BELIEVE ACHIEVE
One Homerun At A Time
MVP4Life’s programs teach youth how to accept situations, set and achieve goals, celebrate well deserved wins, and put disappointments in perspective.
MVP4Life:
Recognize each participants potential and provide them with the proper tools to develop their skill sets.
Instill leadership values through Team Building and Activities that work with both the mental and physical skills sets providing a work ethic to succeed.
Provide positive role models.
Who We Are
MVP4Life is a non profit organization that teaches youth life skills through the game of baseball and softball connecting young athletes with college and professional mentors from all over country. These mentors provide support and guidance, serving as role models for the youth in our community utilizing programs of life skills training that promotes the physical, educational and life skills necessary to prepare and empower them for leadership in their communities and success in their personal lives.
Community Need
Research indicates that supervised programs not only keep children safe and out of trouble, they also significantly improve their academic achievement. Every 26 seconds, one American High School Student drops out of school. Throughout our city, children between the ages of five and 18 suffer from lack of support in their lives. There is no way for them to combat the effects of violence, drugs, low self esteem, lack of role models, etc. We have to give them support to overcome life challenges.
Solution
MVP4Life developed a comprehensive set of programs incorporating the MVP4Life’s HOMERUNS Life Skills Curriculum. These programs provide constructive activities of life skills to ensure success in school, in the community, and in life.
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We strive to make a difference with the youth of our community...shouldn't you?
Together, we can do great things.
It takes everyone to make a community work. The community is like a baseball team, it takes everyone on the team to make it successful. Everyone on the team must utilize their skills to not only help themselves but to help others.
Find out how you can help the youth of our community.
We utilize college baseball and softball players to mentor the youth of our community instilling in them our Homerun Life Skills program. Players come from all over the country to play in our Summer College Leagues. Beyond the training they get in the league, we put them through Dale Carnegie Training, help them find internships with businesses in our community and ask them to help us mentor the youth of our community. What better role model than a college athlete that has a great work ethic on the field and in the classroom.
Corn Belt League Website:
www.CornBeltLeague.com
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