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Be Fit Clinics: As an advocate for healthy living, the Atlanta Dream is dedicated to providing support to non-profit organizations committed to health and wellness. To encourage youth to incorporate physical fitness into their daily lives, the Dream conducts “Be Fit” clinics at elementary schools, afterschool programs and recreation centers in the metro Atlanta area. More Information |
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“Dream Big, Play Big” Camps and Clinics: Throughout the year, the Atlanta Dream conducts a variety of basketball clinics. During the offseason, the Dream host satellite clinics for boys and girls ages 10-18 emphasizing basketball fundamentals. The clinics are conducted at sites across the state of Georgia. More Information |
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“Dream Pink” Breast Cancer Awareness: Dream Pink is an initiative focusing on generating awareness and educating women about breast cancer. Each season, the Dream hosts a “Dream Pink” game during which all game and entertainment elements are built around the theme of breast cancer awareness. This year's game is scheduled for August 15 against Seattle. ** |
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Go Red for Women: In partnership with the American Heart Association, the Atlanta Dream will help raise funds, generate awareness and educate women about the importance of heart health. Each season the Dream designates one game as the team’s “Go Red” night. This year's "Go Red" game is scheduled for June 30, 2009 vs. Minnesota. ** |
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High School Halftime Mania: During high school basketball season, the Atlanta Dream brings the halftime excitement of a professional game to local girls basketball games. Eight high schools are selected to have the "Dream" halftime experience brought alive at their own high school gym. More Information
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March of Dimes: Atlanta Dream players, coaches and staff will participate in the March for Babies at Centennial Olympic Park in support of the March of Dimes' mission to ensure a healthy future for all babies. The Dream designates a game annually as the March of Dimes celebration game. This year's game is scheduled for June 19, 2009 vs. Washington. ** More Information |
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Nothing But Nets: Nothing But Nets is a global grassroots campaign to save lives by preventing malaria, a leading killer of children in Africa. Every 30 seconds, a child in Africa dies from malaria. You can save a life. The Dream encourages individuals to donate $10 to “send a net, save a life.” The Dream will host its annual "Nothing But Nets" game on July 3, 2009 vs. Washington. More Information |
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Power of Girls Mentoring Program: The first program of its kind in the WNBA, the Power of Girls mentoring program is designed to introduce adolescent girls to positive female role models. Each spring, 13 girls are selected for the program and receive one-on-one interaction with Dream players, Shooting Stars, and Dream staff. The girls participate in workshops and social outings that improve their awareness of both themselves and the society in which they live. More Information |
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Read to Achieve: Read to Achieve is a year-round, league-wide initiative that promotes the values of reading and on-line literacy and encourages families and adults to read regularly with young children. Atlanta Dream players regularly read to youth at local elementary schools and afterschool programs to encourage them to make reading a lifelong habit. |
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Player Appearances: Atlanta Dream players make over 200 appearances in the community each year. Dream players can be found all across the metro Atlanta area, whether it's building a house with Habitat for Humanity, reading to elementary school students, visiting local hospitals or encouraging youth to get fit. Appearance requests must be approved by the Dream Community Relations Department. Click the following link to submit an appearance request. More Information |
