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OLYMPIC ARCHERY IN SCHOOLS
The Easton Sports Development Foundation created a unique program to promote the sport of archery in our schools. Our teaching system was developed by world renowned archery coaches having the highest possible level of international experience including coaching on World and Olympic Teams. For a limited time, the program will provide all necessary equipment and professional training to the teachers and school.
The Easton Sports Development Foundation is working towards developing future Olympic team members and gold medal hopefuls. Although archers at the Olympic-skill level will be a small percentage of those who participate in the sport, all children enjoy the sport of archery.
For more information, please go to the Olympic Archery in Schools section.
GRANTS
The Easton Foundations are honored to announce that over the last year it has funded over $4.8 million in grants and programs. The Foundations funding supports 
archery, youth baseball, softball and cycling, as well as education and medical research. Since 2007, total grants and programs of over $10 million have been provided to community and non-profit organizations.
The Easton Foundations’ aim is to keep archery a viable part of the sporting culture in communities across the United States. Founded during the 1984 Olympics by Jim Easton, the founder and former CEO of Easton Sports, Inc, the Foundation actively works to introduce the sport of archery to communities across the country. It supports the training of aspiring archers, trainers, coaches, and administrators and building of indoor archery facilities at city parks, schools, universities and sports complexes.
For more information on grants, please click here.
