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SEA is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization and our federal employer identification number (EIN) is 20-4597358.
Checks can be made out to ‘SEA’ or “Squash and Education Alliance.”
Squash and Education Alliance
75 Broad Street, Suite 407
New York, NY 10004
To make a stock gift, please provide the below information to your broker and notify Tim Wyant at tim.wyant@squashandeducation.org. Gifts of stock are valued at the average of the high and low share price on the date of transfer.
Receiving Firm Name: J.P. Morgan Securities LLC
DTC Number: 0352
Receiving Firm Account Number: 973-39259
Receiving Account Registration: Squash and Education Alliance, Inc.
Should your broker need to speak with someone about the transfer, they may contact:
Brian Hafley
J.P. Morgan Private Client Advisor
917-723-9279
Below are some of SEA’s initiatives to which donations can be directed.
Support The Annual Fund
SEA’s Annual Fund supports all of SEA’s programming: squash tournaments and camps for students, conferences and professional development opportunities for staff, and research and data analysis for the network’s 25 organizations. In addition, the Annual Fund helps direct nearly $100,000 in scholarships and financial aid to the network’s college students and alumni as well as over $400,000 in challenge grants to member organizations.
30th Anniversary SEA’s 30th Anniversary Celebration will take place in New York City on Saturday, January 23, 2027, bringing together more than 1,000 supporters, partners, and alumni of the SEA network’s 28 member organizations and international partners. The gathering will coincide with the the Sprott Tournament of Champions in Grand Central Terminal and include a gala dinner, leadership assembly, and opportunities to play squash at SEA’s New York City member organizations, StreetSquash and CitySquash.
Changemakers Tour The 12th annual Changemakers tour will be happening this year from July 12 -18 in Washington, DC and New York City. Students will have the opportunity to meet and learn from elected officials, political leaders, and media representatives who actively work to protect our democratic institutions. Students will have the chance to meet Jonathan Capehart from MSNBC, Judge Morrison of the New York Eastern District, and tour NBC News Studios in New York City.
Support Summer School ScholarshipsSEA provides over 80 scholarships to motivated and talented SEA students, offering the opportunity to attend multi-week overnight summer academic programs at boarding schools and colleges across the country. Partner institutions include Andover, Choate, Exeter, Hotchkiss, Taft, Brown, Harvard, Northwestern, Temple, Notre Dame, Xavier, Connecticut College, University of California, Berkley, Washington University, University of Michigan, and University of Rochester.
2026 Individuals Nationals SEA Individual Nationals is one of the network’s oldest and most cherished events. Held annually since 2004, this season-ending tournament brings together more than 400 students for a weekend of competition and community. In 2026, the tournament will take place across Andover, Brooks, and SquashBusters Lawrence from June 12-14. Students will stay overnight in dorms, dine in campus dining halls, and enjoy the beautiful school grounds. As one of the most highly anticipated events of the year, Individuals offers students a chance to experience life on campus, forge new friendships, and reconnect with old ones.
Support High Performance TeamSEA’s High Performance Team system provides top-level squash training and competitive opportunities to 50 high potential squash players in the network. The purpose is to promote a culture of athletic achievement and aspiration across SEA and ensure that the most promising squash players have the resources and guidance needed to fulfill their potential. Programming for HPT students includes seasonal training camps, private lessons, participation in U.S. Squash tournaments, scholarships to attend college squash camps, and a two-week training camp to SEA’s Summer Academy at the Kent School in Connecticut.
