Movemeant proudly supported CycleKids in hosting a bike build event at schools, extending to a potential program at Girls Prep in the Bronx, NYC. This event provided an exceptional opportunity for these girls to interact with professional cyclists from New York City, igniting excitement and inspiration.

To facilitate this meaningful experience, Movemeant covered the costs associated with shipping bikes and helmets to the schools. Additionally, certified Specialized bike mechanics were enlisted to dedicate four hours at the school, ensuring the safety and quality of the bikes following the children's assembly with volunteers.

Movemeant proudly supported The Friendship Club's summer enrichment program, recognizing the critical importance of providing positive experiences and guidance for adolescent girls during their vacation break. This program offers a valuable opportunity for girls to stay engaged, active, and learning, helping to steer them away from unhealthy behaviors during a vulnerable time.

With the grant funds from Movemeant, The Friendship Club was able to cover activity fees and transportation for their 3-night, 4-day High Sierra experience. This immersive outdoor adventure provided 25-30 girls with a range of enriching activities, including kayaking, swimming, paddleboarding, yoga, hiking, archery, and culturally relevant discussions on body image around the campfire at night.

Movemeant proudly supported iSurf School's Watergirl Program, standing firm in our commitment to breaking barriers and empowering women through sports like surfing. This initiative offers 100% free surf lessons to at-risk and disadvantaged girls in urban, disenfranchised neighborhoods across Southern California.

With Movemeant’s financial grant, iSurf School could cover the costs of transportation, instruction, and surf equipment, including surfboards and wetsuits. This ensured that financial constraints did not obstruct these girls' access to the ocean and the empowering experience of surfing.

With our support, iSurf School was able to provide over 75 individual surf lessons to girls, nurturing their confidence, resilience, and sense of empowerment. Additionally, family fun days allowed these girls to share their newfound skills with loved ones, strengthening community bonds and creating cherished memories.

Movemeant proudly supported Wendy Suzuki's neuroscience research laboratory at New York University, which focuses on understanding the impact of physical exercise on the brain's anatomy, physiology, and function.

The laboratory has a two-fold mission: first, to determine the optimal exercise "prescription" that enhances mood, memory, attention, and creativity for different age groups and fitness levels, with a particular emphasis on improving academic performance in college-age students. Second, the laboratory aims to elucidate the precise mechanisms by which exercise influences brain function.

Movemeant contributed to Wendy’s groundbreaking research that explores the powerful connection between movement and cognitive health.

Movemeant supported the #AllGirlsCanPlay Initiative by One World Play Project, which focuses on empowering girls through the power of play. The One World Play Project provides ultra-durable soccer balls to schools and communities in need. With Movemeant’s financial assistance, One World Play Project was able to distribute 80 balls to locations across the country, impacting 2,400 girls.

Movemeant supported The Duchess's Ride, an organization dedicated to inspiring girls to break barriers and excel in all aspects of life. Their programs focus on mentorship and participation in board sports like snowboarding, skateboarding, and surfing to foster mental, emotional, and structural growth.

Movemeant assisted by covering various expenses, including insurance costs, program activities, lift tickets, snowboard gear, food/snacks, rental space for after-school programs, and creative supplies for brainstorming sessions with kids.