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OUR JOURNEY OF IMPACT

The Realization - The Richmon Benevolent Foundation was born from a simple yet urgent realization: underserved youth in New York deserve more than just a chance—they deserve a professional-grade platform. We recognized that the "Pay-to-Play" model was not just a financial barrier to sports, but a barrier to the leadership, mentorship, and academic resources that propel youth toward long-term success.

The Vision  - Our mission is to bridge the gap between potential and opportunity by applying enterprise-level strategy to community development. We believe that athletic grit is the perfect catalyst for academic rigor. By integrating STEM literacy and collegiate-readiness into our programs, we ensure our youth are as prepared for the boardroom as they are for the pitch.

The Impact - Our journey is rooted in Faith, Leadership, and the "Village." We don’t just train athletes; we cultivate faith-led mentors who lead with integrity and a "Goals & Gratitude" mindset. From providing zero-barrier access to elite facilities to fostering a culture of civic give-back, our impact is defined by the confident, multi-dimensional leaders we nurture for tomorrow.

As the world stage arrives in our backyard for the 2026 World Cup, we are proud to provide a platform where our community’s heritage, academic talent, and athletic excellence can shine on a global scale.

Leadership Team

Meet the dedicated individuals leading our mission to empower underserved youth through sports, academics, and leadership.

Richard & Ayana Campbell

Co Founders & Executive Directors 

Meet the Founders
 

Richard Campbell | Co-Founder 
Richard is a dedicated NYC public servant and a US Soccer certified youth coach currently leading a local travel team. He combines technical coaching expertise with a deep commitment to civic duty, ensuring the "Level the Playing Field" initiative provides every athlete with elite training grounded in faith and servant leadership.
 

Ayana Campbell | Co-Founder 
A corporate sales leader, Ayana applies enterprise-level strategy to the nonprofit sector. With over 15 years of experience in corporate , she drives the foundation's strategic vision—bridging the gap between athletic discipline and professional success to nurture the "Whole Scholar."

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