KSU-ED CHARTRAND MEMORIAL SOCCER TOURNAMENT AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

For complete information on our support of The KSU-Ed Chartrand Memorial Soccer Tournament and scholarship program click here.(For current tourney dates, click Registration tab on leftside of the page.)

SETTING GOALS FOR YOUTH

Join us in our new "Setting Goals for Youth" project.  We will fund and place a sports goal (basketball goal, soccer goal or similar) for an underserved community or group. Groups or individuals are welcome

to apply. Small towns and rural areas are encouraged to apply. We are

not limited to just the big cities. Just email us.

GRANT PROGRAM

While we are a small foundation, we will consider direct financial

grants to qualifying organizations consistent with our mission.

APPLICATION FORM

Just Click here.

RECENT PROJECTS

Romanian Children: In April 2006, the Chartrand Foundation sent a box full of much needed soccer balls and t-shirts to a rural grade school near the city of Botosani, Romania. Last Fall Nancy, along with doctors from the Medical Missions Foundation, traveled to Romania to deliver medical aid to children. During her visit, Nancy noticed the children had virtually no sports equipment or were playing with soccer balls made of bundled tape. Pictured with some of the donations are Nancy Besa and Joy Moore of the Chartrand Foundation.

City Union Mission: The Chartrand Foundation made some special donations to the Kansas City, Missouri Union Mission Teen program in December 2005.  Chris Chartrand is seen here donating new footballs, soccer balls and basketballs for needy teens to enjoy at Christmas. Chris was joined by Joy Moore of the Chartrand Group who personally donated some much desired table tennis supplies.  Evie Kowalewski and Travis Strong of the City Union Mission staff accepted the donations.

KSU TABLE TENNIS CLUB: The Chartrand Foundation made a grant in support of the Kansas State Table Tennis Team in 2005.  The spirit these young athletes promote (and they are athletes in every sense of the word) is just tremendous. They travel across the United States promoting good will and cross cultural understanding. 

More projects are being developed. Please visit again for future reports.