stahrs is seeking professional and retired athletes who witnessed domestic violence & want to make a difference in our schools.
EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT
The Nation Youth Football League
Cheer leading Championships &
Youth Football Championships
Cheer Leading - November 9th, 11am @ George Washington HS, Denver
Football - November 10th, U8s start at 10am @ Evie Dennis Stadium, Green Valley Ranch
STAHRS is a 501c3 nonprofit organization designed to be a mechanism for professional and amateur athletes to make a difference in the trajectory of violence in our schools & communities.
STAHRS aims to reduce teen dating violence, sexual assaults, bullying, substance abuse, etc. Our curriculum can explain the extremes of human behaviors, such as school shootings.
STAHRS will empower students to develop positive peer cultures of inclusion, and therefore, safer environments. Our children are the short-term & long-term solution with the proper information and perspectives.
August 8, 2018, the International Racquetball Tour announced their charitable partnership with STAHRS.
October 7, 2018, Minneapolis, MN, 23rd US Open Championship
Danny De La Rosa warms up for the Men's Pro singles finals against Kane Waselenchuk. Kane won his 14th US Open singles title and tenth consecutive title. Danny and his wife, Michelle, are STAHRS Against Violence. Their daughter Rae Lynn works on her game at the Denver Athletic Club.
Some Current STAHRS
World Doubles, Denver, Co May 2018:
Daniella Molina, Kelani Bailey, Brenda Laime, & Masiel Rivera
w/ Bobby Horn (2018 US National Singles Champion) in the background.
STAHRS is looking for professional athletes in all sports who want to make a difference and need an avenue to do so.
"We've known about this and seen it before. After hearing this information, I cannot ignore it any longer."
Mountain Vista HS Student,
May 3, 2019
Second only to Rapha House, I cannot think of an organization trying to help young women more than STAHRS. Your support from our Racquetball Family will help our communities.
"I wish that i had this in high school. i would have been a better husband and father."
"I hated being at home. My mom was so depressed and drunk. I had to take care of all my siblings. I dropped out of school and started to sneak out at night to party. That's when I met.....and he was so much older. I got pregnant and couldn't leave him."
"I was so mad at myself for losing my scholarship. We were drinking all the time and wrecked my car and my body. I started using drugs when I stopped caring. I'm glad I'm sober and have my life back."
"We used to party every friday night after our football games. We talked about it before the games in the locker room. we'd get so wasted to try to get laid. it was just more of the same at college. i didn't care about my girlfriend's feelings."
STAHRS needs YOU! We're a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization needing financial support from the public, amateur sports world, and professional athletes while we gain recognition & attention for the mission and the results.
STAHRS can fill gaps in rural mental health education. STAHRS can reach half of an area's students by presenting to a middle school and high school. I envision trying to make as much impact in rural communities as in urban communities. Boys & girls all need to have the information to let them be more conscious and wiser.
Our focus is on developing our In-Schools program. Let's create Ambassadors of Change. Each athlete becomes a pebble in the pond to help influence others.
