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Shoot Basketballs NOT People
Shoot Basketballs NOT People
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About this organization
Mission
SBNP is a community-based organization dedicated to preventing violence and promoting positive change in communities affected by gun violence. Founded by Garry Mills, a prominent figure in Philadelphia known for his achievements both on and off the basketball court, SBNP aims to provide support, resources, and opportunities for individuals impacted by violence to thrive.
About
The Shoot Basketballs NOT People Program (SBNP) is a transformative youth basketball program committed to promoting positive change and building stronger communities. Our initiative focuses on using the power of sports, specifically basketball, to inspire unity, foster personal development, and create opportunities for individuals to thrive. SBNP offers a range of programs and initiatives designed to address the root causes of violence and provide support to those affected.
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