On July 29th 2017 at St. Phillips School the BIG3 SFP made another stop.  Team Power teammates DeShawn Stevenson and JYD teamed up to support healthy lifestyles for youth by conducting a free basketball clinic for 100 youth.  The kids were so excited to receive BIG3 & #DogGPound T-shirts for various contest they had to win.  

On July 22nd, 2017 at Breakthrough Family Plex was the 2nd stop for BIG3 SFP where DeShawn Stevenson hosted a free basketball clinic for 30 youth to support the community and non-violent activity.  The Junk Yard Dog Jerome Williams and his Mascot joined D-Steve as it got competitive with the Chicago youth bringing the heat in their

Youth Inspirational Talk In New York With Big 3 and Shooting For Peace On June 23rd, 2017 at First Presbyterian Church in Jamaica Queens was the 1st stop on the BIG3 Shooting for Peace Summer tour.  This afternoon was filled with excitement as the Team Power Co-Captain Jerome “JYD” Williams dropped an inspirational message about “how to

On April 29th, 2017 Lincoln high school was another stop on the Legends Shooting for Peace tour. The day was filled with joy and excitement as the Dallas Chapter NBRPA brought NBA alumni and WNBA players to encourage local youth from Dallas TX.  The event kicked off with a meet and greet with Jerome JYD

On April 21st, 2017 Pastor Bill Alexson and SportPower International went to York, PA for a community outreach event. S4P and Legends Shooting for Peace came together at High School to encourage youth to make proper choices and stay away from drugs.  There was a student pep rally where students performed and NBA Legends encouraged

The Shooting For Peace movement is once again going international by teaming up with the United Nations. The program has been gaining a tremendous amount of traction from their events in the United States, that the United Nations were eager to see if this was something that could be implemented internationally. Choo Smith and Jerome

The Shooting For Peace movement continues its tour near Detroit, MI with the NBRPA Detroit Chapter. The hosting school was Southfield High School where they had ex professional basketball players teaming up with community leaders such as police officers, and other celebrities to promote peace throughout communities. The JYD project and the NBRPA Detroit Chapter said, what better way to do this than a basketball game and a discussion panel which

The Shooting For Peace movement went to another level in Houston, TX with the NBRPA Houston Chapter. The hosting school was Taylor High School where they had ex professional basketball players such as Major Jones, Moochie Norris, and Mike James, all teaming up with community leaders such as police officers, Harlem Globetrotters, GS the rapper and other

The Shooting For Peace movement continued in Marietta, GA with the Atlanta NBRPA Chapter. The hosting school was Marietta High School where they had ex professional basketball players teaming up with community leaders such as police officers, Harlem Globetrotters and other celebrities to promote peace throughout communities. This happened to also be the Alma Mater of NBA

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