Can you shoot 1,000 free throws to represent the thousands of children orphaned by AIDS every day? How about 2,057 to represent the number of children orphaned during a normal school day? Does your team have what it takes to shoot 6,000 free throws, one for every child orphaned on an average day?
Or how about setting your own personal goal? Every shot you take will represent a child orphaned by HIV/AIDS. You determine how many you want to shoot. There is not a required number of shots you must take in order to participate. And you definitely don't have to make them all. Just Take your Best Shot!!
If you are up for a challenge and some fun, sign up to do Hoops of Hope today!
Here's how it works:
If you would like to host your own Hoops of Hope event, please visit our How to Host an Event page.
"It was fun at our home as we celebrate world AIDS day with people of all walks of life participating in this exciting event for the children Orphaned by AIDS. Some of the children in our home who are themselves orphaned by AIDS also participated. it was so much fun" - Rev. Lucky. Lifetime Caring Orphanage, Nigeria
Australia
Adelaide
Tea Tree Gully United Church
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Contact: Maddy at youth@ttguc.org.au
Queensland
Mulville family
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Contact: Kate Mulville at mulvillecrew@westnet.com.au
Brazil
Canada
Czech Republic
Prague
International School of Prague
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Contact: Matej Lich at matej.lich@yahoo.com
China
Sichuan
ChengDu International School
Friday, March 8, 2013
Contact: Kayla Miller at millerkayla1113@gmail.com
Holland
Korea
Nigeria
Pakistan
Paraguay
Portugal
Qatar
Singapore
International School in Singapore
Friday, April 20, 2012
Contact: Wes Whitehead at wwhitehead@iss.edu.sg
UAE
Abu Dhabi
Amercian School of Abu Dhabi
Friday, February 3, 2012
Contact: Haje Halabi at hajehalabi@acs.sch.ae
UK
Bromborogh Bulldogs
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Contact: Trevor Gauntlett at trevor@bulldogsbasketball.fsnet.co.uk
Zambia