As an athlete, be it recreational, intramural, or varsity, you have a great opportunity to be a leader in your school and greater community.
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The Right To Play Champions program seemed like a perfect fit with our physical education background and our love for sport. Similarly, we aim to use physical activity as a tool for health empowerment, personal and social development. - Marie-Pierre ML Tran & Marie-Paule Tran, project coordinators for the Right To Play Champions at McGill University
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Right To Play Champions
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Through the Right To Play Champions Program student athletes can use their knowledge about the power of sport to educate fellow students on the importance of bringing sport and play to children around the world who need it most while encouraging
them to stay active themselves.
A Right To Play Champion is trained and educated by Right To Play staff on the role and goals of Right To Play in developing countries. They are asked to play a pivotal role in increasing awareness and promoting fundraising within local schools.
Learn more about the Right To Play Champions program here.
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Make Your Goals Count
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Make Your Goals Count empowers student athletes to have an impact on more than just the scoreboard.
By collecting pledges in support of their on-field or on-ice successes, students will allow children on the other side of the world to share in the celebrations while raising awareness of the power of sport as a force for positive social and individual change.
Learn more about how to make YOUR Goals Count here.
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Athletic Banquets
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This year while your school celebrates their athletes and athletic accomplishments, why not use it as an opportunity to introduce Right To Play to them.
Some ideas would include: showing a Right To Play video, sharing Right To Play stories, Right To Play themed decorations, Red Ball Award, Balloon Raffle, Right To Play shirts and merchandise as prizes, 50/50 draws.
Contact us for more information and to get started!
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Awareness Campaigns
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Here at the Right To Play Canadian National Office we are dedicated to fundraising and generating awareness about the work that Right To Play does in 23 countries around the world, BUT we need your help to make everyone aware of Right To Play, and the children that we are helping!
Awareness Campaigns are a fun and rewarding way to spread the word!
Learn more and get your own Right To Play Awareness Campaign underway here.
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Universities and Colleges 
