Each TrueHoops’ team is expected to take part in planning and executing a service project. The players will brainstorm an issue they are passionate about changing. Once a topic has been selected the players and coaches work on planning and organizing it. The last step is to complete their plan, their goals and their visions.

This service project offers players a positive life experience, leadership opportunities, teamwork, organization skills and a chance to see the difference they can make.

Spring 2016 TrueHoops Project: 7th grade

Raised over $2000 for St. hubert’s Animal Welfare Center and volunteered a day to help out at the facility.

Because of TrueHoops’ efforts, St. Hubert’s was able to help 2 dogs get adopted, rescue 280 dogs from a single home in NJ and transport 84 cats through their Feline Pipeline Program.”

 

Fall 2017 True Hoops Project : Varsity Team

The team held a month long coat drive and were able to collect over 50 coats for those in need during the upcoming winter. The team also volunteered at the Hunterdon Outreach Program and helped those with physical or developmental disabilities experience sports in a caring and positive environment.

 

Fall 2017 True Hoops Project : 9th Grade Team

The True Hoops 9th grade team volunteered a day to help organize, clean and maintain the Somerset Regional Animal Shelter, as well as donating $1000 from their fundraising.

 

Spring 2016 True Hoops Project : High School and 8th Grade Team

The True Hoops program volunteered to help out the Community Food Bank and prepare care packages for those in need.

 

Fall 2016 True Hoops Project : 8th Grade

The team went around town raking leaves and collecting money for the Save Animal Rescue.  After raising over $300 for the shelter, the 8th grade team also decided to volunteer a day at the shelter.

You and the boys are amazing! We are so appreciative of their hard work and generosity.”

 

Spring 2018 True Hoops Project : 9th Grade Team

The True Hoops 9th Grade Team volunteered to help the Hands of Hope Food Pantry in Edison. The team helped distribute food and clothing to those in need, and helped carry these items to the guest’s car.

Fall 2016 True Hoops Project : High School Team

The True Hoops High School team collected over 43 pounds of Halloween candy for military kids and troops, and also volunteered a day with the Hunterdon Outreach Program: helping those with physical or developmental disabilities experience sports in a caring and positive environment.