This year, as part of Under Armour’s fourth annual Week of Will, the brand partnered with nonprofits from around the country to give back to their communities.

Building Bridges Through Basketball (BBTB), started in Chicago in 2016, is a collective effort between Under Armour, the National Basketball Association (NBA) and the Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality (RISE). The 10-week program was designed to help build trust and bridge divides in communities by bringing together members of law enforcement and young people in 2.5-hour sessions, featuring a combination of on-court basketball training and hands-on leadership activities designed by RISE that focus on identity, diversity and conflict resolution.

UA Commits to Elevating the Baltimore Student-Athlete Experience with Project Rampart

Under Armour – through its UA Freedom initiative – and UA athlete and Atlanta Hawks shooting guard Kent Bazemore, along with Nancy Lieberman Charities, were in Atlanta to provide a new outdoor basketball court at the Thomasville Recreation Center.

Seabrook Park at Smith Recreation Center is where Dennis Smith grew up learning and growing his unique brand of basketball. Now, with Under Armour, Dennis has the opportunity to pay it back and pave a way forward for the next generation of Fayetteville dreamers, helping to completely refurbish and revitalize the two courts he grew up playing on.

Stephen and Ayesha Curry Family Foundation, along with Under Armour and Chase raised the curtain on a large-scale renovation of the Carole Hoefener Center to serve the community of Charlotte.