Our Impact

Winning Moments

For children who once struggled to find their place, stepping onto the court changes everything. Through the Hope Thru Hoops basketball program, Hi 5 Youth Foundation has given thousands of young athletes their first real taste of victory.

Whether it is winning a match, reaching regional tournaments, or simply scoring their first basket, these moments build confidence and a sense of achievement. In 2023–24, our children participated in 68 tournaments, securing 74 podium finishes — a significant rise from just 16 in 2017.

Played the tournament

1179

~30% children who are in excellence program had a chance to play

Winners

1002

85% of the children who played the tournament had a winning moment

40%

%
396 Girls experienced a Winning Moment

60%

%
606 Boys experienced a Winning Moment

Played the tournament

1769

~44.23% children who are in excellence program had a chance to play

Winners

1457

82.36% of the children who played the tournament had a winning moment

42%

%
612 Girls experienced a Winning Moment

58%

%
845 Boys experienced a Winning Moment

Played the tournament

1579

~39.5% children who are in excellence program had a chance to play

Winners

1313

83.15% of the children who played the tournament had a winning moment

49%

%
570 Girls experienced a Winning Moment

51%

%
606 Boys experienced a Winning Moment

These winning moments include

First baskets scored

Podium finishes in basketball tournaments

Achievements in other sports and ESL-related activities

Participation in leadership and team-building platforms

Impact Trophies
Impact Championships

Tournaments & Championships

258 students have represented their districts at state-level championships

13 players qualified for the National Championship

16 players made it to the Jr. NBA Nationals

Winners of Jr. NBA Regionals emerged from Hi 5 centers, showing they can compete at national scales

Numerous students continue to qualify for SGFI Regionals and Nationals annually (updated numbers available on request)

These achievements are not just about winning matches — they reflect the growth, discipline, and self-belief our children carry into every aspect of their lives.