An uncommon coach, achieving uncommon results
On Friday, February, 22nd, the Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation hosted its tenth annual Aspire Gala. This is an incredible event, with some incredible people, who allow the Foundation to reach as…
February: Keep Your Heart In Check
The month of February is known for Valentine’s Day, which is a fantastic holiday about love and your heart! And February is also American Heart Month. Heart disease is a…
Tips for running a youth event
When running a youth event, regardless of what type of event it is, the most important thing you can remember is to make sure the kids have fun. Â When the…
Spotlight on Oprah Winfrey Boys & Girls Club
We travel to Kosciusko, MS, for this month’s club spotlight at the Oprah Winfrey Boys & Girls Club. The club has been running Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation programs for over six…
Friday’s Final Thought: Looking back while moving forward
Would you have an answer if someone asked the question, “who is your mentor?â€Â As National Mentoring month draws to a close, I would like to reflect on the great…
The Great Texas Road Trip
Last week the CRSF staff embarked on a weeklong trip to Texas to work with the Texas Alliance Boys & Girls Clubs. The goal of the trip was to introduce the Healthy…
Introducing Healthy Choices, Healthy Children: STEM Careers Edition
 Why do we work hard at things, put our sweat and tears into them, make sacrifices? When it's for our dream, it's worth it if it will get us closer. …
Part 2: Who made you the coach/mentor you are today?
Who was your mentor? What made them such an uncommon person? What did you learn from them that you practice as a coach or a mentor? We got some great responses…
Introducing Healthy Choices, Healthy Children: Civics & Leadership Edition
 Our country was founded by a group of uncommon people, setting out to do something uncommon in their day: create a system of self-government that was dependent on the will…
Who made you the person you are today?
Bill Ripken always likes to say, “without a Sr., there wouldn’t be a Jr.—and not just in the biological sense.â€Â Certainly, without their father, Bill and Cal would not only…
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