Power.
Greatness.
Strength.
We close the practical gaps that hold neighborhoods back — with discipline, presence, and pathways.
PGS Foundation strengthens underserved communities in Los Angeles by delivering power, greatness, and strength — through safety education, athletic mentorship, transportation support, and career programming.
Community safety, preparedness, and disciplined leadership that puts neighborhoods in control.
Mentorship, athletics, and academic readiness that raise the ceiling for every young person.
Transportation, family support, and long-term pathways that hold lives steady.
Five lanes.
One outcome.
Safety education, de-escalation, and preparedness — without fear or punishment.
Cohorts and 1:1 coaching for student-athletes. Discipline that translates beyond sport.
Rides to practice, interviews, training, and care. Removing the barrier between effort and opportunity.
Real careers, real pipelines. Internships, apprenticeships, and exposure days.
Back-to-school, holiday support, youth gear, and neighborhood revitalization.
The Dorsey
Legacy Initiative.
A place-based partnership anchoring Year One impact at Dorsey High and surrounding feeder neighborhoods. Designed to be high-visibility, measurable, and a model for replication across LAUSD.
- Weight Room RebuildEquipment + build-out support
- Team TransportationVan/bus sponsorship model
- Uniforms & GearFootball and basketball
- Leadership TrackAthlete-to-leader cohorts
“We deliver practical support — not handouts — designed for measurable, sustainable impact.”
Built for South LA.
Year One focus: student-athletes and at-promise youth in under-resourced neighborhoods anchored in South Los Angeles and surrounding feeder schools.
Numbers we
refuse to fake.
Live targets for Year One. Updated quarterly with audited progress against our public goals.
Built with the
neighborhood.
Schools, civic groups, athletic brands, and South LA institutions standing alongside the work. Partnership inquiries are open.
Straight
answers.
For parents, athletes, coaches, and donors. Don't see your question? Reach the team directly.
Ask us anything →Who does PGS Foundation serve?+
South Los Angeles youth ages 8–24, with a Year One focus on student-athletes and at-promise youth anchored in South Los Angeles and surrounding feeder schools.
How are donations used?+
Every dollar is routed to one of five pillars — community safety, mentorship, transportation, career pathways, or community giveback — and tracked against publicly reported outcomes.
Is PGS Foundation a 501(c)(3)?+
Yes. PGS Foundation operates as a registered nonprofit. Governance, compliance status, and gift policies are available on the Board page.
Can my company sponsor a program?+
Absolutely. Corporate sponsorships fund transportation, weight room equipment, and uniforms. Reach out via the Contact page to scope a partnership.
How do students apply for mentorship?+
Mentorship cohorts run through partner schools. Students, parents, and coaches can request information through the Contact page.