Dynamic Sports Training

Giving Back | Making a Difference | Changing Lives

 
Those of you who have been part of the DST Family and have been around our team know this to be true: Above all else, we value the relationships we build with our athletes and their families — the ability to be a part of something bigger than ourselves.
 
 
Since the formation of DST, we’ve done our best to ensure no one is turned away from our facility if the only thing keeping them from doing so is their financial status. In recent years, that goal has become increasingly unrealistic to sustain.
 
 
At the encouragement of several of our parents, we’ve decided to try something new and unique – to allow you to help us make this dream a reality. 
 
With your help, we believe we can impact our community together like never before.
 
With a successful trial period, we’ll create a 501c3 in 2020 to continue to give back to our athletes and their families.
 

Who Is This For?

The easy answer is: everyone.

Financial Aid for Youth Athletes:

Many athletes and their families struggle to make room in the budget for training – in the past year alone, candidates for this program include: parents losing jobs, single-parent homes struggling to make ends meet, financial stress as a result of health issues (for the athlete or a family member).

Financial Aid for Minor League Baseball/NFL Draft Prep Athletes:

The public perception of professional athletes or soon-to-be professional athletes is rather skewed. Due to $300 million contracts being signed and the spotlight being shined on the glitz and glamour that “comes with” being a professional athlete, many don’t realize the struggle many of our athletes go through.

Whether it’s the $5,000 annual salary for a Minor League Baseball player or the daunting task of a college graduate trying to fund their preparation to chase their dream, the “pro lifestyle” is a long, arduous journey filled with sacrifice far more often than a glamorous, overnight success story.

College Tuition for Graduating HS Seniors

We highlight 5 Mindset Principles throughout the year: Dedication, Relentlessness, Resilience, Integrity, and Leadership. We believe these five characteristics embody what it means to be a member of the DST Family.

Starting with the class of 2020, we’ll be awarding scholarships to five athletes who exemplify each of these qualities. With your assistance, we believe we can change the lives of multiple athletes each and every year.

What You Can Do To Help

  • Donate

    • To make this a reality, we’ll need all the financial support and backing we can. If you’re passionate about helping young athletes, underprivileged families, and improving your community, this could be a great outlet for you!

  • Spread the Word

    • Not everyone will be able to support this initiative financially. If you know someone who might benefit from a Donation, Scholarship, or Tuition opportunity or know of someone who may be inclined to support the cause, please let them know!

What Happens With the Funds?

  • Donations

    • We will use the funds we receive through general donations exclusively to cover monthly dues of athletes who apply for our financial aid services.

  • Scholarships

    • Not all of our graduating seniors will go on to play collegiate athletics. Our scholarship fund will be to provide five (5) DST athletes with one of our scholarships to help them pay for their college tuition and experience.

  • Tuition

    • Our benefactors will have the ability to anonymously donate toward a specific athlete’s DST fees.

How Does It Work?

Simply fill out the form below. We’ve done our best to make this as user-friendly as possible. If you have any questions, please reach out to us: info@dynamicsportstraining.com

If you’d like to make a donation for a different amount than what is listed, shoot us an email at info@dynamicsportstraining.com

Make An Impact Now

 

*DST is a for-profit company. While these donations will be guaranteed to go towards a charitable cause, the donation will not be tax-deductible. As mentioned above, we plan to create a 501c3 non-profit for this very purpose should this prove to be successful in the first year.