Old Bull Foundation

At the Old Bull Foundation, we believe every young person deserves the opportunity to stay healthy and become strong- and we are here to make that happen. 

The Old Bull Foundation’s vision is a world where every young person, regardless of socioeconomic status, has access to the resources they need to stay healthy and strong. At OBF we strive to provide our expertise to the youth as tools to take with them for a lifetime. We are a team of Physical Therapists, Strength Coaches, Sport Coaches, and volunteers who help to improve the physical activity trends of the youth and educate, empower and equip these kids with the tools to live a long, healthy, strong life. 

 Here are some of Old Bull Foundation key projects and initiatives we plan to continue to grow: 

1. Providing movement-based educational seminars to underserved communities of children.
2. Provision of an annual grant to a well-deserving, underserved young person in Miami-Dade that displays exemplary leadership in the world of physical activity. 
3. Hosting strength classes for kids: per the CDC, less than 25% of children aged 6-17 years of age participate in the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity a day and we want to change that! 
4. Creating scholarships for young people in need of additional wellness or strength services to help return them back to sports safely and successfully, we wish to provide them with 1-on-1 sessions at our in-house facility to promote resiliency through movement and strength, manage their injury risk, and help them understand the power of a healthy and strong mind and body. 

At the Old Bull Foundation we are passionate about spreading the word that strength is healthcare. 

All general funds raised by the Old Bull Foundation on Give Miami Day will go directly towards our scholarship fund to provide 1-on- 1 sessions for underserved children in need of physical therapy or strength training services they otherwise would not have access to, educational seminars provided to groups of young people who would benefit, strength classes for kids to improve physical activity trends in the youth and basic administrative work to help plan for a bigger, brighter Foundation to help the kids.