JHTC road to AAU 2023 Junior Olympics,

About the event

The 2023 Junior Olympic games will be held in Iowa, and host between 14k-20K athletes. The exposure for sponsors is tremendous, with over 100K viewers and business relationship touches, streamed and televised exposure nationally, as well as plugs in interviews and articles leading up to and post events. Even though the team is looking for financial help for the Olympics in early July, sponsors also receive exposure at the state (NJ), and regional (PA, NJ, NY, CT, RI, NH, MA, ME) level from now until the end of the year, and the donation is tax-exempt for most corporations!

Why should you sponsor?

JHTC is a non-profit program for kids ages 6-18 and is committed to physical, emotional, social, and academic development of youth athletes in New Jersey. We are honored to have you as one of our partners and we hope that you will continue to support us in the future. As a sponsor, your financial contribution is vital to our mission. 

Over the years, the club has grown in both size and reputation and developed a strong network of dedicated volunteer coaches, who generously contribute their time and expertise to our cause. These coaches act as mentors and role models for athletes, teaching them the virtues of tenacity, cooperation, and devotion. Our young athlete's remarkable journey inspires others, demonstrating the profound impact that youth sports, mentorship and nutritional education can have on personal growth, self-confidence, educational focus and discipline. 

Last year, 50 athletes competed through the season and qualified to participate in the AAU Jr. Olympic Games in North Carolina. Unfortunately, due to financial constraints, only about 40% of the qualifiers were able to go. Sponsors last year were the reason the athletes had a chance to showcase their skills and compete at National levels (to highlight the importance of sponsorships, in 2021, without sponsors, only 5% of qualifiers were able to go).  In 2023, we are hoping to take even more athletes with your financial help. For many, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity and a chance to break through social barriers for a better future. 

Gabby Glynn

JHTC is a non-profit program for kids ages 6-18 and is committed to physical, emotional, social, and academic development of youth athletes in New Jersey. 

Over the years, the club has grown in both size and reputation and developed a strong network of dedicated volunteer coaches, who generously contribute their time and expertise to our cause. These coaches act as mentors and role models for athletes, teaching them the virtues of tenacity, cooperation, and devotion. Our young athlete's remarkable journey inspires others, demonstrating the profound impact that youth sports, mentorship and nutritional education can have on personal growth, self-confidence, educational focus and discipline. 

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