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Julian is matching every dollar, up to $10,000. Your $50 becomes $100. A kid stays in the game. Thank you!!
We’ve built a mobile application (for caregivers) and a program administration application (connected to the mobile application). Our software provides a beautiful and simple user experience for caregivers, streamlines program administration and compliance, and underpins near-term growth and long-term scalability.
We’re proud to share our 2021 results and impact – our first full year in action!
We’re proud to share our 2022 results and impact – our first full year in action!
We’re proud to share our 2023 results and impact – our first full year in action!
We’re proud to share our 2024 results and impact
Originally from Redwood City, CA, Julian Edelman has developed into the most interesting man in the NFL. His blue collar, hard nosed approach on the field is in stark contrast to his charismatic and fun-loving off-field efforts. As a 3 time Super Bowl champion and one time Super Bowl MVP Julian’s tenacity and work ethic have paid major dividends on the field. On the other side of the coin is the forward thinking, social media figure, face of the JE11 brand and co-founder of Coast Productions, ma
Matt Blodgett is a technology investor and social entrepreneur, based in San Francisco. He is the Founder and Executive Director of Put Me In!, a nonprofit that increases access to sports for children experiencing parental incarceration. Put Me In! was born out of Matt’s personal experience, where playing competitive sports helped Matt overcome challenges associated with parental incarceration as a child.
Alex is Put Me In!’s Chief Program Officer. She has been with Put Me In! since its founding in 2020 where she began as the Head of Marketing and Communications. She then shifted her focus to managing the development of PMI!’s software platform as the Head of Product. She completed her MBA from Harvard Business School in December 2021. Before business school, Alex worked as a consultant in Accenture Strategy’s Communications, Media, and Technology group. She completed her undergraduate studies at
by Alameda County Children of Incarcerated Parents Partnership
According to Stanford Children’s Health, playing sports has a range of physical, emotional, and interpersonal benefits:
Put Me In! provides committed recurring financial aid grants to CIPS to support their participation in athletics. Annual grants begin while a CIP is in middle school, and our support continues through high school. Our financial aid helps cover the costs of equipment and registration fees.
2 in 3 system-impacted families have difficulty meeting basic financial needs, yet financing a child’s participation in sports can cost hundreds of dollars per year.
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