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A SALSC video from Alex Jendrusch

Alex, a soccer player from the University of Michigan, captured some great video on her camera while we were in Kenya this past summer.  She has put together a special Kenya video and uploaded it on YouTube.  Here is a link...

Pictures from Lehigh's Lockdown!

Here are some pictures from the Student Athlete Lockdown Lehigh did to raise money for SALSC in February.  Top- Head Coach who raised the most money Middle left- Erica Prosser/Porvost for Student Affairs, John Smeaton Middle right-...

Our Raffle Winner

One of our most exciting fundraising efforts was our virtual raffle.  For every 100 dollars the athletes were able to raise, they received one virtual raffle ticket.  This was an opportunity for those athletes who may not have...

Michigan Mock Rock HUGE SUCCESS!!

Congratulations to the athletes at Michigan for their amazing success once again at their annual Mock Rock event!  The athletes were able to raise over $18,000 for SALSC and over $65,000 in total! They will be able to fund the...

Erica Prosser's Story

As a junior at Lehigh University, I have been given the opportunity to initiate change on many different levels. My decision to go to Lehigh was influenced by several factors, most importantly the prestigious academic reputation, as well...

SALSC Silent Auction Fundraiser a Big Success!

The Janssen Family hosted a Silent Auction at our home on December 5th to benefit SALSC. The evening was a big success as we were able to raise $4500 for the cause!         Generous friends and neighbors...

Illinois JSM Tennis Challenger

On November 16th, the University of Illinois spread the word about SALSC and our mission for this summer in Africa at their annual JSM Tennis Challenger. The event gives sports teams at their school the chance to show off their tennis...

How will you be remembered?

As student-athletes we have something in common: a burning desire to do something above average, to be something more, to do something special, to be the best. Many strive to be the best on their team, to be the best in their conference, to...