The Foundation for Global Sports Development to Receive Childhelp Hero Award

The Foundation for Global Sports Development’s (GSD) executive board members, Dr. Steven Ungerleider and David Ulich, have been named “Heroes of Prevention Education”.

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The Foundation for Global Sports Development’s (GSD) executive board members, Dr. Steven Ungerleider and David Ulich, have been named "Heroes of Prevention Education", and will be presented with the "Childhelp Hero Award" at Childhelp’s 12th annual "Drive the Dream" Gala. The Gala is taking place this weekend at the Biltmore in Phoenix, AZ, and will feature a "Celebration of Heroes" to spotlight true champions of child abuse prevention and treatment. The Phoenix Police Department and Phoenix Children’s Hospital will also be honored with the award.

GSD has supported Childhelp’s on-going mission to prevent and treat victims of child abuse and neglect for over twenty years. In addition to funding Childhelp’s Residential Treatment Village Programs, GSD underwrote the Childhelp "Speak Up, Be Safe for Athletes" toolkit, a prevention education initiative aimed at promoting the safe physical, emotional, educational, and spiritual development of youth athletes.

In a shared statement, Childhelp CEO and Chairman Sara O’Meara and President Yvonne Fedderson said, "The Foundation for Global Sports Development are true Childhelp heroes. David Ulich and Steven Ungerleider have met with us many times, helped nurture our Chlidhelp Speak Up Be Safe for Athletes program to life, underwritten the creation of its online presence and brought it to the point where it is ready to blanket our community through their continued support and a grant from the Melani and Rob Walton Fund of the Walton Family Foundation. We took a dream of keeping children safe in youth sports and made it a reality. This is their second year as presenting co-sponsors for the Childhelp Drive the Dream Gala and we can’t wait to see them walk across the stage representing heroes of prevention education. It has been wonderful to meld our missions and to safeguard the dreams of so many children."

"We are beyond honored to be receiving this award alongside members of the Phoenix Police Department and Children’s Hospital," says GSD executive board member, Dr. Steven Ungerleider. "We will continue to support Childhelp’s fight against child abuse until it is no longer an issue, and all children are safe," added GSD executive board member, David Ulich.

For more information, contact:

Melanie Raffle, Vice-President of Operations

Email: mraffle@globalsportsdevelopment.org

Phone: (213) 617-4196

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