Organizations running this strategy · 8
Activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above — what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Fencing instruction for school-age children and adults FENCING FOR ALL FOUNDATION INCdirect serviceProvides fencing instruction to school-age children and adults through ongoing programs.
- Academic Enrichment and Scholarship Support PETER WESTBROOK FOUNDATION INCdirect serviceProvides academic enrichment and scholarship support to program participants, with a strong emphasis on educational performance as a core component of student development.
- After-School Leadership and Fencing Program PETER WESTBROOK FOUNDATION INCdirect serviceOperates an after-school leadership program that provides intensive fencing training for students, preparing them to compete nationally and internationally.
- Providing fencing equipment to promote fencing in the U.S. HILLS FENCING INSTITUTE INCdirect serviceProvides fencing equipment to promote the sport of fencing in the United States.
- Fencing and fitness instruction Long Island Fencers Club Incdirect serviceOffers fencing classes to promote fitness and athletic development as a core program activity.
- Deliver private fencing instruction and lesson packages BROOKLYN BRIDGE FENCING FOUNDATIONdirect serviceOffers private fencing lessons lasting 20 minutes, as well as introductory packages that include two private lessons and two group classes. The $199 package is designed for new or returning fencers and includes all necessary beginner equipment.
- Host youth fencing tournaments and open bouting sessions BROOKLYN BRIDGE FENCING FOUNDATIONdirect serviceOrganizes in-house beginner class tournaments for youth fencers and offers open bouting sessions six times per week to provide regular competitive practice opportunities for fencers of all levels.
- Offer beginner and age-specific group fencing classes BROOKLYN BRIDGE FENCING FOUNDATIONdirect serviceProvides beginner group classes for children aged 4 and up, with instruction in bladework, footwork, and fencing rules and etiquette; classes are offered six days per week and all equipment is provided. Age-specific groupings include children ages 4–6, 6–11, and 11+.
- Offer fencing summer camps BROOKLYN BRIDGE FENCING FOUNDATIONdirect serviceOperates full-day fencing camps in New York City with professional facilities, high-quality equipment, and expert coaching, designed to develop youth fencers in a structured and supportive environment.
- Offer tournament coaching services BROOKLYN BRIDGE FENCING FOUNDATIONdirect serviceProvides professional coaching services at local, regional, and national fencing tournaments for fees ranging from $80 to $125 per fencer per event, plus shared expenses.
- Operate competitive fencing programs for youth BROOKLYN BRIDGE FENCING FOUNDATIONdirect serviceRuns a competitive fencing track that prepares fencers for local, regional, national, and international competitions, including participation in events such as the USA Fencing Summer National Championships and SJCC tournaments. Includes private coaching, competition preparation, and ongoing development through the fencing season.
- Provide equipment and facility services BROOKLYN BRIDGE FENCING FOUNDATIONdirect serviceProvides all necessary fencing equipment during lessons and classes, and offers monthly bag storage and equipment rental services for $55 per month each.
- Provide introductory fencing lessons for children BROOKLYN BRIDGE FENCING FOUNDATIONdirect serviceOffers 20-minute introductory private fencing lessons for children aged 4 and up, covering foundational techniques, fencing etiquette, and basic footwork and blade work, with all equipment provided.
- Provide membership and subscription-based training programs BROOKLYN BRIDGE FENCING FOUNDATIONdirect serviceOffers monthly and annual membership options for youth fencing training, including once-a-week ($249/month), unlimited classes ($499/month), and annual memberships ($700 for September 1, 2025–August 31, 2026), with make-up policies for missed classes and additional services available.
- Provide recreational and skill-building sabre fencing classes BROOKLYN BRIDGE FENCING FOUNDATIONdirect serviceOffers recreational sabre fencing classes for children to introduce the sport and build foundational skills, as well as intermediate and competitive sabre programs for experienced fencers that include private lessons and competition support.
- Support student-athlete college recruitment through fencing BROOKLYN BRIDGE FENCING FOUNDATIONcapacity buildingProvides coaching and development programs that support young fencers in gaining admission to top-tier colleges and universities through athletic recruitment, with a track record of preparing athletes who have earned NCAA All-American honors and university commitments.
- Train elite fencers achieving national and international success BROOKLYN BRIDGE FENCING FOUNDATIONdirect serviceCoaches fencers who have medaled at the Olympics, World Championships, World Cups, and USA Fencing National Championships; includes athletes who have achieved world rankings, Olympic qualification, and Overall World Cup titles in foil fencing.
- Deliver community-based introductory fencing programs for youth in under-resourced communities FENCING IN THE PARK INCdirect serviceRuns the "Fencing in the Park" summer program, launched in 2020, which introduces children ages 5–12 from under-resourced communities in Brooklyn to fencing through free outdoor instruction led by elite-level instructors, including members of Olympic, World, and NCAA teams.