Locations & residential partnerships · Proposed
Bring Champ to Your Building
Proposed non-contact programs for property owners, managers, senior residences, resident organizations and community facilities. Services begin only after written agreement.
How it works
Three parties, clear roles
The host provides
Let's Go Champ provides
Funding comes from
What we can offer
Programs for every resident
Non-contact resident fitness
Senior programming
Youth mentorship & 12 Rounds
Digital learning rooms
Workforce workshops
Community events
Ways to start
Pilot, annual or multi-property
Pricing is scoped per site after a walkthrough; we do not publish standard rates.
Single-building pilot
One property, one or two programs, a defined term (e.g. 12 weeks) and a closing summary.
Recurring annual service
Year-round programming on a set schedule with periodic reporting.
Multi-property rollout
Programs across several buildings with central coordination and consolidated reporting.
Readiness checklist
- Room with clear floor space and chairs; accessible entry and restrooms
- Consistent weekly time slots
- Named on-site contact and outreach support
- Storage for equipment between sessions
- Wi‑Fi and power if digital sessions are included
- Written agreement on space, schedule, insurance and funding
Pipeline
Approved public site list
Only information approved for public display is shown. Status labels are not commitments.
East New York Ave & Saratoga Ave
Brownsville / East New York, Brooklyn
Halsey St & Saratoga Ave
Ocean Hill / Bushwick border, Brooklyn
Linden Plaza
East New York, Brooklyn
Howard Houses
Brownsville, Brooklyn
Gates Ave & Malcolm X Blvd
Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn
Stapleton
Stapleton, Staten Island
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