WELCOME TO THE
STILL GOT GAME FOUNDATION
Through the Still Got Game Foundation, a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization, former professional athletes and like-minded charitable individuals connect to exchange ideas, provide resources, volunteer, and develop and promote programming that supports social change for a more just, sustainable, and educated world.
SUMMER FUN IN 2026!
SGGF BOARD MEMBERS AND FRIENDS
HOST YOUTH CLINICS
IN MINNEAPOLIS, MN AND GARY, IN
STILL GOT GAME PROVIDES K.C. KIDS AND FAMILIES
WITH A PRIVATE TOUR OF THE NEGRO LEAGUES BASEBALL MUSEUM
On June 5, 2023, Still Got Game Foundation Executive Director, Melissa Persaud, and several board members, including LaTroy Hawkins and Kenny Lofton, traveled to Kansas City, MO, where the Foundation played host to 60 local youth and their families for an exclusive tour of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. The private tour was led by NLBM President, Bob Kendrick. Mr. Kendrick is the foremost authority on the history of the Negro Leagues and their role in the dawning of America's civil rights movement. In addition to learning about the intense levels of segregation faced by Black baseball players of the era, guests had a chance to hear the personal stories of LaTroy and Kenny. The two Major League baseball veterans overcame many obstacles on their journey from East Chicago/Gary IN to successful big league careers that lasted a combined 38 seasons.
SGGF Contributes $10,000 to the
Shane Victorino Foundation
We were Cooking for a Cause at the Culinary Institute of America at Copia. Check out our photo gallery!
Ante Up for a Cause!
During the height of the pandemic, Still Got Game Foundation launched its Ante Up for a Cause series of online fund-raising poker events featuring former Major Leaguers, media personalities and the general public. These full-of-laughs and story-telling events included former players from Cleveland and Minnesota, with funds generated to support the Cleveland Metropolitan School District and ACLU-Minnesota.
