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About Champions of Change

Known for their championship level prowess during their football careers, Doug Baldwin, Michael Bennett, and Cliff Avril are equally respected for their success in influencing change in their collaborations with community organizations. With Champions of Change, they will be joined by former teammates and other Seattle sports figures to supercharge local organizations embedded with their community, offering services for families based on dignity, empowerment and collaboration with others.

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Champions of Change Pickleball Tournament

Champions of Change is serving up something new! This year, we’re bringing communities together through an all-inclusive, multi-city pickleball tournament, welcoming players of all skill levels to compete alongside some of their favorite sports stars. With events happening across Washington and culminating in a celebrity showdown in Seattle, this tournament is more than just a game—it’s an opportunity to connect, compete, and give back in support of local communities.

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Benefitting Partners

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Alimentando al Pueblo

Community-building organization focused on healing through culturally relevant food, supporting communities impacted by systemic challenges with comprehensive approaches.

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Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic

Promoting quality pediatric care, family advocacy, health collaboration, mentoring, and education in a culturally relevant context.

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Black Folks in Design

Global network uniting Black professionals in various design fields. It aims to build community, showcase excellence, and explore design’s impact on social justice.

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Houston Freedmen’s Town Conservancy

Dedicated to preserving Freedmen’s Town in Houston, a historic area founded by formerly enslaved people. They engage in community initiatives and promote heritage tourism to maintain the legacy and highlight its significance in African American history.