Athletes Headquarters Foundation joins WRMN The Morning Show
- AHQF
- Dec 9, 2025
- 2 min read
We were excited to recently join the WRMN Morning Show for a conversation about the Athletes Headquarters Foundation, why we started it, and what we hope to accomplish together.
The idea behind the Foundation began years ago when we were students at Glenbrook South High School in Glenview, Illinois. We both saw how much sports and extracurricular activities could positively impact young people, but we also recognized that not every child has the same access to those opportunities.
That stayed with us.
The Athletes Headquarters Foundation was officially incorporated on January 31, 2025, as an Illinois nonprofit organization and has received 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. Our mission is to provide scholarships, financial assistance, and equipment to individuals, institutions, and organizations that share our vision—especially those working with youth who may not otherwise have access to fitness, health, and wellness opportunities.
We believe every child deserves the opportunity to live a healthy and active life, regardless of their economic background. Sports can teach so much more than what happens on the field. They can build confidence, discipline, teamwork, friendships, and lifelong healthy habits.
We are grateful to WRMN for giving us the opportunity to share our story and introduce more people to the work we are doing through the Athletes Headquarters Foundation.
We are also incredibly thankful to everyone who has supported us along the way—from athletes, teams, coaches, trainers, officials, fans, families, and friends who have donated merchandise, memorabilia, resources, and their time to help us build this Foundation.
We are just getting started, and we are excited about what we can accomplish together.
We invite you to watch our conversation on the WRMN Morning Show above and learn more about why the Athletes Headquarters Foundation means so much to us.
Thank you for being part of our journey and for helping us create more opportunities for young people through sports, health, and wellness.
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