Community Impact

THE PRO IMPACT

PUTTING THE COMMUNITY FIRST

Through strategic partnerships with local nonprofits, and volunteer programs, we aim to support the unique needs of local organizations within each host market. United by a passion for sports & competition, THE PRO is dedicated to making a meaningful impact by giving back to the people and places that support us.

Community Impact Initiatives:

Partner with local nonprofit organizations
Support youth programs and educational initiatives
Contribute to local businesses and economic development
Collaborate with community organizations
Long-term positive influence on the community

THE PRO CUP + CFY Pinellas

THE PRO CUP is proud to partner with CFY Pinellas in its inaugural year.

CFY's mission is to elevate youth of Pinellas County through access to athletics, education and skill-building programs where children from all backgrounds can learn play and grow together. CFY is creating a foundation of inclusivity and growth - values that are central to THE PRO's vision of make a meaningful impact in every community.

CYF's Long-Standing Commitment

Established in 1972, CFY Pinellas has a proven track record of supporting youth athletics and skill-building programs, positively impacting over 15,000 children annually.

Youth Athletic Grants

CFY provides essential funding 50 programs ranging from football programs to Little League, soccer, swim, and more.
These grants cover registration fees, equipment upgrades, and safety measures, ensuring children can participate without financial barriers.

Educational Support

CFY's mission on education is to provide graduating Pinellas County high school seniors with educational opportunities through our Richard O. Jacobson Postsecondary and CFY/SPC College scholarship programs. Funding efforts are aimed at providing these seniors with impactful opportunities to attend Postsecondary Schools unhindered by costs.
45 post-secondary scholarships & education opportunities $300,000 initiatives.

Fred Fisher Water Safety Program

CFY's Water Safety Program has reached 10 Title 1 elementary schools: 3,000 children in grade K-2. Teaching lifesaving water skills to children who have never received formal lessons and addressing a critical need in the community