Becoming a Squash & Education Alliance (SEA) International Partner
SEA has an important role to play in advancing the mission of squash and education across the globe. We believe that SEA students are global citizens and benefit tremendously from exposure to different cultures and in cultivating a world-view that is expansive and inclusive.
SEA currently supports seven International Partner Programs and reviews additional partnerships on a rolling basis. Candidate programs are expected to have strong leadership, a demonstrated track record of success, and meet the range of programmatic and organizational criteria listed below.
To learn more about becoming a SEA International Partner, please contact david.kay@
International Partner Requirements:
Mission – Have a mission dedicated to supporting under-resourced students and families.
Non-Profit Status – Be registered and in good standing as a non-profit organization eligible to receive charitable contributions.
Demonstrated Success – Have been in operation and serving students for at least two years.
Finances – Have strong financial systems and budgeting in place.
Fundraising – Have a fundraising plan and activities that support existing programming and future growth.
Programming – Include squash instruction and at least one non-squash element as core components of programming – such as academic tutoring, language study, health and wellness, etc.
Pathway – Programs are encouraged to provide long-term support to students extending over multiple years.
Enrollment – Enroll at least 50 children annually.
