A little support can keep a girl in the game.

As part of our purpose and mission, we believe every girl deserves the opportunity to show up, feel confident, and pursue the sport she loves, regardless of her circumstances.

When the cost of training gear becomes a barrier, we want to help girls keep showing up for the sport they love.

CMMTTD Community provides selected girls with the training gear or sports wardrobe they need to train. Because what you wear shouldn’t stand in the way of what you can achieve.

Schools, clubs, coaches, and community groups may also contact us about a small group of girls who may benefit from gear or another form of support.

// HOW IT WORKS

  • 1. Tell us a little about the situation

    We want to understand your situation and what support would make a difference, so we can find the best way to help.

  • 2. We’ll review the request privately

    We may ask for follow-up questions if we need it.

  • 3. If we can help, we’ll arrange the details directly

    We’ll confirm what’s available, sizes, and the best way to deliver it.

  • 4. She receives the support discreetly

    There’s no charge and no obligation to post, tag, or share photos or a story.

Her story belongs to her.

Requests are handled privately. We won’t share a recipient’s name, story, photos, or details publicly without separate, clear permission. Receiving support does not require a post, tag, review, or thank-you photo.

FAQ

Does the recipient pay anything?

No. If a request is approved, the recipient pays nothing for the agreed support, including delivery arranged by CMMTTD.

Does she need to post about it?

No. There’s no obligation to post, tag CMMTTD, or share a photo or story.

Do I need to prove financial hardship?

Start by telling us, in your own words, how cost is affecting participation. We don’t require payslips or bank statements as a routine part of applying.

Will every request be approved?

We can’t promise support for every request. We’ll review each one respectfully and let you know what’s possible.

What if the girl is under 18?

A parent or guardian should submit or approve the request and handle arrangements. For girls under 14, have the parent or guardian complete the form.