GIRLS4SPORTS
World's largest youth-led organization fighting gender inequality in sports
Change the Game, One Girl at a Time
"At Girls4Sports, we’re not waiting for a seat at the table. We’re creating space for every girl to lead. We don’t just train athletes. We build changemakers—girls who speak up, organize, and lead in their communities and beyond. "
-- Maegha Ramanathan, Founder of Girls4Sports
Who we are
Girls4Sports (G4S) is the world's largest youth-led organization fighting gender inequality in sports. We strive to expand opportunities for underserved girls to play sports and to raise awareness about gender inequality in sports through advocacy, policy, and service efforts.
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Views reached on social media
39,000
Girls integrated into sports teams and programs
10,500
Sports equipment donated
1,500
Youth volunteers
Our Events
Free Youth Sports Camps
Our free sports camps are hosted every 4 months, providing girls with the opportunity to learn sports at no cost and in an
inclusive and welcoming environment. We teach a variety of sports including soccer, volleyball, badminton, tennis,
basketball, swim, track, frisbee, and cross-country.
Youth-led Advocacy Conferences
Held every 6 months, our conferences teach girls confidence, public speaking, and advocacy. Students hear directly from Olympic and pro athletes like Stef Reid, Alejandra Aybar, and Maana Patel—empowering the next generation of changemakers.
Sports Equipment Drives
Each month, we donate gear to children’s homes, hospitals, and school teams. We’ve collected over 10,350+ items for 70+ underserved communities, breaking down financial barriers so every child has a chance to play.
International
Women Sports Integration
We help start and amplify girls’ sports teams in underserved schools and raise equipment and funding to support sports access in underserved communities across India, South Africa, Tokyo and Pakistan.
Working with Olympic teams and World Champions from around the world.
Latest
Girls4Sports Founder Maegha Ramanathan Named 2026 TIME Visionary
In June 2026, Girls4Sports Founder and Executive Director Maegha Ramanathan was named a 2026 TIME Visionary. Selected for TIME Magazine's inaugural TIME Visionaries list, presented by the Kellogg Foundation, the distinguished recognition honors exceptional leaders whose work is creating meaningful change and helping build a future where every child can reach their full potential. Maegha was recognized for founding Girls4Sports and leading efforts to expand access to sports, mentorship, and leadership opportunities for girls worldwide.
Girls4Sports at the 70th Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations Headquarters
Girls4Sports Founder, Maegha Ramanathan proudly spoke in the 70th Commission on the Status of Women (CSW70) at the United Nations Headquarters, joining global leaders, policymakers, advocates, and youth changemakers in conversations surrounding gender equity and women’s empowerment worldwide. During the conference, Girls4Sports helped amplify the voices of young female athletes and emphasized the importance of equal access, representation, and opportunity for girls in sports and leadership spaces.
Partners and Supporters
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