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COMMUNITY REPORT MISSION Kroenke Sports Charities (KSC) Is Committed to Improving Lives Through the Spirit and Power of Sports 2019-20 COMMUNITY REPORT MISSION Kroenke Sports Charities (KSC) is committed to improving lives through the spirit and power of sports. We strive to serve our community through education, health and fitness initiatives, athletic programs, and direct aid, with the particular purpose of helping families, children, veterans, and the disabled. Kroenke Sports Charities provides relevant programs and support, directly and with other non-profit organizations, to ultimately assist, encourage, and enrich the lives of those in need. DEAR FRIENDS, Kroenke Sports Charities is proud to present our 2019-20 Report to the Community. This review is a compilation of our community efforts during the past season and expanded community response due to the novel Coronavirus pandemic. This season, it has been our privilege, and honor, to positively impact the lives of more than one million people through our education, health and fitness initiatives, athletic programs and direct aid. Sports provide a unifying platform bringing together diverse groups of people with a common passion that is also fun! Together, with our teams, staff and partners, we strive to make a lasting difference in the lives of our neighbors and friends. We hope this report conveys our mission to serve. We thank you for your partnership in making a difference in the community we call home. 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