Partners
The people who make this work.
Sports Trinity runs on partnerships. These are the clubs, universities, schools, and organizations that help us collect equipment and get it where it matters.
We do not manufacture equipment and we do not buy our way to scale. Everything Sports Trinity delivers comes from someone who had quality gear sitting unused and a partner who helped us find it. A club that lets us collect on site, a university team that passes along surplus rackets, a school that opens its doors for a drive — each one turns a good intention into equipment in a child's hands.
Our partners
Who we work with.
Life Time
A year-round home for squash and racquet equipment collection, connecting club players with surplus gear to the young athletes who need it.
Cornell
Collegiate squash players and student volunteers supplying quality equipment and hands-on coaching for beginners receiving their first racket.
Tools that help an all-volunteer nonprofit reach families with equipment to donate and the programs that need it, while keeping overhead low.
Partner names and logos are the property of their respective owners and are shown to describe our collaboration.
How it works
What a partnership actually looks like.
Partnering with Sports Trinity does not mean writing a check. It usually means giving equipment somewhere to go.
Host a collection point
Clubs and schools give us a place to gather gear year-round instead of relying on one-off drives. We handle the sorting, cleaning, and inspection.
Send volunteers
Student and player volunteers refurbish equipment and, just as importantly, show beginners how to actually use what they have been given.
Open a door
An introduction to a school, league, or youth program is often the single thing standing between equipment we already have and the kids who need it.
Community partners
Schools, clubs, and programs.
The organizations that have hosted our drives or received our deliveries across New Jersey.
Monmouth Squash & Swim
Hosted our Fall Squash Equipment Drive, where we collected over a dozen rackets from the club community.
ShineAvi Learning Center
Received over 20 donations through our 1st Annual Sports Equipment Drive, supporting sports participation within autism communities.
Woodrow Wilson Middle School
Hosted our Cricket Equipment Drive, with donations collected from cricket leagues across the area.
South Brunswick High School
Home of our 1st Annual Sports Equipment Drive, where staff, teachers, and students contributed over 30 donations.
Want to partner with us?
If you run a club, school, team, or program and you have equipment going unused, we would like to hear from you.