Sport bar restaurants are unique as they don’t just serve customers food to eat, they also provide opportunity for their customers to drink and watch televised sport events therefore helping their customers to socialize.
If you love sports, you may not be satisfied with the services that regular fast food restaurants offer. There is likelihood that you will like restaurants where you can enjoy good meal and at the same time be entertained with televised sport events. If you belong to this group of below, this article may help you know about the top sports bar restaurants you can easily come across in the United States of America.
The eight sports bar restaurants restaurants below have 2,000 locations in total in the United States of America.
Buffalo Wild Wings
Buffalo Wild Wings is a subsidiary type restaurant business franchise established by two foster brothers and friends, Jim Disbrow and Scott Lowery who just moved from Buffalo, New York to Ohio in the year 1982. The firm was inspired by the pairs inability to find a restaurant to serve them Buffalo-styled chicken wings after participating in a skating competition at Kent state university. The first restaurant was located close to Ohio state university, Columbus. Buffalo Wild Wings (BWLD) has its headquarters in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and now operates in Canada, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, Philippines, United Arab Emirates, panama, Oman, India and Mexico as a causal dining restaurant and sports bar.
Some six months after opening, Lowey and Disbrow added Mark lutz as a third partner. The trio ran the pioneer restaurant arbitrarily together; serving mostly college students barbecued chicken wings with an option of beef sandwiches and sauces on kummelweck buns at reasonable prices. In thriving periods, the partners added new branches around colleges in America, while in difficult business times, they focused on pacifying their creditors.
In the quest for expansion, the firm partnered with Francorp; a Chicago-based law firm on a franchise mechanism as a model for operation. Under this model, Buffalo Wild Wing charges between $15,000 to $20,000 as franchise fee with the restaurants mandated to sell Wing’s bottle sauces. BWLD’s core attraction is its New York styled chicken boneless wings, with sixteen varieties of sauces and five signature seasonings. Other items on its menu are in form of sharables and sides like flatbreads, wraps “buffalito” soft tacos, sandwiches, popcorn shrimps and salads along with wine, beer and other beverages.
However, BWLD’s remodeling did not stop at franchising, it shifted to interior restructuring and expansion in size. It created a new design of free-standing outlets with a clear demarcation between the dining area and bar with 190 seating in a 5,000 to 7,500 square foot space. This moved the brand from just a college restaurant/sport bar to a full fledge casual dining restaurant where sport fans can come along with friends and family members alike. The restaurant operates a multi-media system, a complete bar and an open layout, which “wows” sport fans and fun lovers. The customers could either watch sporting events or other programs on a projector and on approximately 50 additional television screens, compete in buzztime trivia or play video games.
In 1994, amidst financial chaos and imminent bankruptcy, BWLD hired Sally Smith as their Chief Financial Officer. She overhauled the firm’s financial system, worked out a tax payment agreement with the Internal Revenue Service and solicited for the closure of money-losing branches. After becoming the CEO in August, 1996, Smith championed the vision that the restaurateur’s growth depends on the bond it creates with its loyal customers. This gave rise to BWLD’s delivery service, membership ID, students projects support scheme, students donations and sponsorships and the “Blazing” reward program.
With tremendous success in the U.S. market, the firm announced its first international outlet in Canada, in the year 2010. Since then, the company have moved to eight other countries, springing up over 1,230 company-owned and affiliated sports bar branches. BWLD franchisees are conscious of their menus as it concerns cultural and religious beliefs of host countries or communities; hence alters it to suit domestic needs without compromising its core vision and standard.
BEEF ‘O’ BRADY’S
Beef ‘O’ Brady’s is a restaurant franchise founded by Jim Mellody in Brandon, Florida in 1985. After trying numerous restaurant ideas and concepts for about fourteen years, Jim settled for a family friendly Irish pub (no strong liquor) brand. He envisioned a restaurant where friends and families could sit out together to enjoy good food and sport in a serene, fun and comfortable atmosphere. The firm presently has its cooperate headquarters in Tampa, Florida.
As the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s brand grew so too did the menu. The focus is on guests having a variety of sauces and signature to choose from. In its early days, Beef’s tried featuring different beef menu items, but soon realized that its customers loved its recipe for Buffalo-styled chicken wings. Beef’s boast of twelve wings signature sauces with an Irish twist that is presently bottled and sold on the company’s website. Other unique items on the menu include Combo Appetizer, Boom Boom Shrimp, Fried Mozzarella, Hand Breaded Pickle Chips, Steak Quesadilla and so on.
The chain often remodels its interior to keep and attract new customers. Aside filling the walls with television sets and satellite dishes, beef’s also upgrades it flooring, ceilings and furniture. Its updated kitchen and bar now have high-tech fryers, handheld ordering devices and variety of beer beverages. The remodeling has increased sales by 25 percent on the average. In 2013 the Restaurant Magazine News recognized Beef ‘O’ Brady’s as the most children friendly restaurant and sports bar in America.
Beef ‘O’ Brady’s business model is cloned around creating a family friendly environment and maintaining a close supporting relationship with its franchisees. The family concept has left the franchise with the burden of creating an atmosphere and menu that is endearing to both men and women, young and old as well as kids; this they have done excellently well, making it one of the best family dinning destination choice in the U.S. as reported in 2015 by the Nation’s Restaurant News.
As a franchisor, Beef ‘O’ Brady’s have eliminated the idea “guess work” that new franchisee has to endure by creating a mechanism that enables franchisees to achieve success if they apply the operational formulas of the firm, that assures their operational efficiency and effectiveness. The franchising process is rigorous and often requires candidates coming to the cooperate headquarters to meat the corporate leadership team and take tours of a number of operational locations. Beef’s has gone a great length to ensure that opening and operating is efficient and convenient for every new chain; this is to guarantee the same feel for customers regardless of the location of the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s.
Beef ‘O’ Brady’s has gone beyond the United States borders with locations in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. It also runs stores in a few highly trafficked airport terminals, and intends to expand it to a couple more. The company co-sponsored the St. Petersburg Bowl, an annual college football bowl game held at St. Petersburg, Florida. The game was temporarily renamed the “Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl between 2010 to 2013.
Beef ‘O’ Brady’s has about 153 sports bar locations in the United States of America.
DAVE & BUSTER’S
Dave & Buster’s Inc. is a chain of restaurant and entertainment enterprise founded by David Corriveau and James “Buster”, who both ran it as co CEOs. The first Dave & Buster’s opened in Dallas, Texas in 1982. Its major stake acquisition by the Edison brothers Stores in 1989 proved a milestone in the firm’s expansion drive. The brand sprung up in highly populated areas in American cities offering unique feel for gamers and food lovers alike.
The company’s model focuses on combining entertainment services alongside food and beverages. This dual facet approach, has sustained the firm’s revenue generation and given it strong returns overtime. Dave & Buster’s equally has a non-franchise model, meaning all its restaurants are operated and owned entirely by the firm’s management. In its quest to raise capital and expand, the board in 1999, opted to go public in the New York Stock Exchange instead of reaching franchise agreements and partly transferring the cost burden to the franchisees.
What distinguishes Dave & Buster’s, is its “Eat, Drink, Play and Watch” platforms. The company took advantage of American’s appetite for gaming and fun and introduced chains as Rock Café, Rain frost Café, and Planet Hollywood. It further added Laugh Factory Funhouse, music theme eateries, Steven Spielberg’s submarine-theme Dive and numerous video arcades and real games. Entertainment thus has accounted for over half of the firm’s earnings; due to increase dependence and gaming. Amusement has bolstered the company from the headwinds of customer discretionary spending that is common in the restaurant industry.
Dave & Buster’s gaming arcade, dubbed as “Million Dollar Midway”, features a lot of interactive games and simulators. The gaming trend led to the introduction of “Power cards”, a declining debit cards that substitutes usual tokens and tickets. Dave & Buster’s Power cards are used to enable customers activate games and electrifies lengthy game playing time.
Meals on the Dave & Buster’s menu can be served as early lunch until late night dinners. It is a great place to eat burgers, steaks and nachos, and if you are not into such, Dave & Buster’s equally offers a range of vegetarian options, as well as gluten-free dishes. The menu is often updated to reflect current trends and customers preferences. The firm offers fast delivery services and pick up options. Its drinks menu includes a range exclusive beverage and classic cocktails, like the Backwoods Blueberry Lemonade, Million Dollar Margarita, Strawberry Sangria, D&T TN Tea, Angry Balls and many more.
The chain’s entertainment and restaurant utilities make it the perfect adult arcade, bar and sport watching destination. It cost around $11.5 million dollars to build and furnish a single Dave & Buster’s; due to the large space required for the kind of fun and gaming experience it offers. It now has 136 locations in the U.S. and Canada to its name and two branches in United Kingdom and one in Taiwan under licensing agreements. There have been concerns over the company’s poor international outlook unlike its competitors, but Dave & Buster’s keeps waxing strong in the ever-changing restaurant industry.
Dave & Buster’s has about 132 sports bar locations in the United States of America.
DUFFY’S SPORTS GRILL
The chain started in 1985, initially as Duffy’s Draft House before being taken over and rebranded to Duffy’s Sports Grill in 2001 by Paul Emmet. Emmet, an industry veteran took a once windowless restaurant with just four locations and turned it into a chain of sport-themed casual dining restaurant by infusing a zeal for quality meals complemented by a welcoming and family friendly atmosphere. Duffy’s has gone beyond being just a family friendly restaurant to a community favorite across the sunshine state of Florida.
Prior to its take-over Duffy’s had just four items on its menu; Grilled Mahi Sandwich, Hot Ham and Cheese, Smoked Sausage and ½ Ib. Cheeseburger all served with potato chips. These was expanded to include Steaks, Seafood, Salads, Chicken. Customers could also choose between the Duffy’s Burger, Duffy’s Dog, Duffy’s Chicken Sandwich, and the Texas Squealer accompanied with beer or softer beverages. The chain boasts of serving more than a million burgers and about six million chicken wings annually.
The company’s makes the customer the center-piece of its operation, with its motto as “quality leads to profit”. Duffy invest in the quality of the food, the quality of restaurant and the quality of service, these may lead to short-run decline in profits, but will overtime lead to long-run profitability from better customers experience and more sales. Under its “quality assurance” model, Duffy’s opened a culinary art studio, where executive chef Eric Parker tries new recipes devoid of the distraction of a normal restaurant environment, accompanied by regular shooting of training videos for new chefs. It has a strong local following especially in Palm Beach, Florida and commands hugely positive reviews from customers online.
Duffy’s focuses on growing modestly and organically, opening two to three restaurants a year. It is family run firm, which exclusively manages and operates its entire thirty-four locations in Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Miami, Boca Raton, Fort Myers, Estero, Tampa, Sarasota, Orlando and other cities within the state of Florida. In 2019, the president of Duffy’s Sports Grills Jason Emmet implied a national expansion plan to the Nation’s Restaurant News by saying “we are willing to go to the next step. Duffy’s could be a household brand on a national scale”.
The kitchen has a special program for its most loyal customers, the Hall of fame MVPs, whose annual spending is at or above $3,000. The MVP program awards one point for every dollar spent and automatically credits $10 to a customer’s card once he accumulates one hundred points. A member can earn double points on Tuesdays and those who visits at least twelve times in a year receive a $25 credit on their birthday. Duffy’s MVPs are often invited to private tasting of new menu items, and their feedbacks adequately considered.
For community enhancement and support, Duffy’s Sports Grill established the Duffy’s Foundation. The foundation has three main charities, the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston; which conducts research into the little known cancer that took Paul Emmet’s life, Special Olympics; a sport organization for kids and adults with intellectual disabilities, and the local chapter of the Girls Scout; which the chairperson of the foundation, Geri Emmet credits for teaching her self-reliance and leadership skills.
Duffy’s Sports Gril has about 34 sports bar locations in the United States of America.
HOOTERS
Hooters is a U-S based restaurant chain well known for their “Hooter girls” and hot buffalo-styled chicken wings. Hooters, Inc. was established and incorporated on April 1, 1983 in Clearwater, Florida by six local businessmen led by Lynn D. Stewart. Since the first Hooters opened its doors in October, 1983, the franchise has grown to over 425 branches in 28 countries in the Americas, Southeast Asia, Africa, Europe and Australia.
The Hooters brand is distinctive for its scantily dressed waitresses with a subtle sex appeal called “Hooter Girls”; who by their job description are required to be courteous, warm and alluring to customers. Hooter Girls are easily identified by their uniform of a short orange colored runner shot and a white tank shirt with the firm’s logo and location name on it. Hooters offers a variety of sauces and seasoning in its menu, categorized into Twin Peaks and Tilted Kilt. Twin peaks are freshly prepared meals, while Tilted kilt has obscurely Irish-themed “pub fare” with items as “pub nachos”. The firm is basically modelled around serving people delicious meals and beer in a mildly racy environment.
In its 37 years of existence, the brand has made frantic efforts to rejig in order to make it attractive to the millennial generation. It remodeled its restaurants and build new once with new high exposed ceiling, cypress wood walls, painted ductwork, more windows, efficient kitchen designs and outdoor dining. Other enhancements in forms of large screen television sets, new sound systems, patios and more comfortable furnishings were added. The redesign offers customers a centrally cited and prominently placed bar, complemented with swiveled bar stools for comfort and ease; these proved extremely appealing to sport fans and enthusiasts.
The company often review its services to keep it afloat in a very competitive market. For instance, it has widened its wing menu to include more sauce flavor and halted using frozen wings. It equally releases new chicken wing sauces at least seven times every year in flavors as chipotle cherry sting and Korean barbecue. Hooters has also stepped up its takeout and delivery efforts, doubling down on their meals instead of workforce. In 2019, its delivery service grew by 38%; unfortunately, these deliveries are not made by Hooters girls.
Hooters have experienced difficulties penetrating conservative communities and some countries because of concerns around nudity and objectification of women. This gave rise to the formation of fast causal spin-off of its format called Hoots. This new sub-franchise deviates a little from the Hooters by reduction in menu and employment of both genders as servers; modestly dressed in T-shirts and khakis. However, just two Hoots in Cicero, Chicago and St. Petersburg are currently operational.
The Hooters community Endowment Fund was established as a medium through which the firm meets it cooperate social responsibilities. It has supported and donated to local charities such as The V Foundation for cancer research, Habitat for Humanity, Stop Hunger Now, Make-a- Wish Foundation and many others. As a causal restaurant and sports bar, Hooters have been in the fore front of sport sponsorship. The now defunct Miami Hooters; an American Football League team, The NGA Pro Golf Tour and USAR Hooters Pro Cup are products and direct beneficiaries of Hooter Inc. Hooters has about 341 sports bar restaurants in the United States of America.
HURRICANE GRILL & WINGS
Hurricane Grills & Wings is a restaurant chain established in 1995, by Chris Russo in Fort Piece; a town in the southern U.S. state of Florida. It has now grown to over 71 outlets mostly in Florida and a few others in Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, Minnesota Florida, Georgia, Kansas, New York and Texas. It has emerged as a favorite island family restaurant destination even beyond the U.S.; as it now has presence in the European countries of Poland, Germany, Italy, Austria and Switzerland.
It operates as a franchise causal restaurant which possesses an ambiance that appeals to a broad category of customers, focused on providing guest with all-American experience. Hurricane Grill & Wings is renown for its jumbo fresh wings, and over 35 signature sauces and rub. The chain’s signature Rum bar has over 21 premium rum that is top of its tropical drink menu, accompanied with a wide range of crafts beer and wines.
The firm runs on a family friendly meal menu, cooked fresh to order with good quality ingredients devoid of trans fats. Specific meals of Hurricane Grill & Wings categorize into Wing Flavors, Dipping Sauces, Starters, Salads & Chili, Sides, Entrees, Sea foods, Burgers & Sandwiches, Burgers and Tacos and Quesadillas; all of which can be served at Hurricane’s relaxed beach restaurants or delivered to customers at work or home.
Hurricane Grill & Wings was named in Restaurant Business magazine’s Future 50 in 2009, a category listing of the fastest growing restaurant with an annual sale between $25 and $50 million. It was also named by USA today as one of the “10 Great Places to Wing it” and one of Franchise Times “Top 40 Fast and Serious” in 2015. It prides on cuisine relaxed atmosphere that offers delicious food, exhilarating flavours and no worries.
The company takes into consideration customers growing concern about health, the environment and sustainability. Items on Hurricane’s menu are adjusted to suit specific demand and nutritional health concerns. Similarly, it recycles a reasonable amount of its cooking oils into biodiesel fuel and uses 100 percent corn cups, while adopting environmentally friendly cooking and disposal procedures.
It has also taken efforts to remodel and redesign their stores to suit contemporary trends; expanding the kitchen, employing technological mediums in both ordering and payment as well as offering a host of rewards and promotions to guests. These marketing enhancement approaches, improve food quality and operational uplifts have been the central in Hurricane Grills & Wings growth overtime.
Hurricane Grills & Wings has about 56 sports bar restaurants in the United States of America.
MILLER’S ALE HOUSE
Jack and Claire Miller, a Jupiter based couple started the first Miller’s Ale House in 1988. The chains initially focused on the local market within the U.S. state of Florida before expanding to ten other states as at march, 2020. A local causal sports restaurant and bar, Miller’s Ale House accommodates people from different walks of life with freshly-made foods and more than 75 variety of beers at incredible value. With a very diverse menu, the restaurateur always has something for everyone.
Since inception, the Miller’s Ale House keeps developing into a classic restaurant success story. It was awarded the “Regional Powerhouse Chain” by the Nation’s Restaurant News. When a new Ale House opens, it quickly identifies with the local community as the ideal place to enjoy lunch or dinner, relax, socialize and watch sporting events. Design to attract a broad category of customers, the Miller’s Ale House give huge premium to food quality, freshness and affordability. Its menu offers delicious steak, fresh seafoods, bountiful salads, sandwiches, original pasta meals and desserts and lots of appetizers.
Miller’s Ale house constantly seek for creative partners to conceive and execute creative projects as: menu layout, strategic positioning for upcoming events or promotions and design for interior collateral materials. The approach entails sticking to new brand guidelines just lunched and furthering the brands voice at every opportunity. For instance, the firm’s partnership with Maven focused on leveraging in existing creative resources to lunch seasonal promotions and sales efforts. These projects are mainly aimed at enhancing sales at a particular season, day or week from a new menu.
The happy hour initiative of the brand, sought to promote a new menu with its distinct identity, voice and unique sets of offerings. It channels partnering brands into inviting customers to come and explore happy hour the way they deem fit. This was done by offering an amenable approach displaying cheapness and the friendly nature of the new positions of the Ale House.
The company prides on its partnership model as a way of supporting local brands, individuals and enhancement of consumer satisfaction. Its interior design is always reflective of the host community. Ale Houses often alter its internal shape and structure to suit upcoming events; being it games, sport viewing, promotions or privately sponsored events. Flexibility in the firm’s operation translates even to the menu, where aside being regularly updated, they are equally skewed to accommodate local dishes, recipes and culture without forgetting diverse beer and cocktail variety; typical of the southern culture.
Locations are named after the neighborhood or district which the restaurant or bar is situated. For instance, Miller’s Ale House – Levittown in Levittown, New York, or the Miller’s Ale House – Davie in Davie, Florida. America’s National Restaurant Association Chairman Phil Hickey described Miller’s Ale House as a Franchise that have created a truly unique restaurant concept focused on great food, good service and great value. The over 90 plus chains of the company operates exclusively in the U.S., with fifty-five of them in the state of Florida alone.
In total, Miller’s Ale House has about 98 sports bar restaurants in the United States of America.
TWIN PEAKS
Is a Dallas base restaurant and sports bar chain founded in 2005 by two industry veterans; Randy DeWitt and Scot Gordon. It belongs to the millennial restaurant brands that have revolutionize the industry with new ideas, an astute employee evaluation mechanism and sophisticated marketing strategy. The firm grows at 25% to 30% annually in an industry with an average growth rate of 4% to 6%. Twin Peaks runs a mixed model of both franchise and cooperate owned spots.
The company brand is pillared on five features: The Twin Peak Girls, made from scratch food, 290 draft beer, sport on wall-to-wall television sets and the local lodge atmosphere. You cannot talk about Twin Peaks without referring to their entertaining scantily clad waitresses called “Twin Peak Girls”; dressed in mini-kilts or khaki shorts, midriff-baring red or white tops and stockings, they are the beautiful faces of the brand. The signature cold beer is served perfectly frosted on a 22-oz mugs, the in-house brews have been a trusted companion in victory or defeat to sport fans. Barreled-aged whisky is also part of Twin Peaks alcohol menu.
Twin peaks menus consist of cuisines made from fresh foods from the farm (scratch food). They are limited and constantly subject to change based on trends or customers preferences. Items on the menu include, Wings, Salad and Soup, Burgers, Sandwiches, Tacos, Pork Rinds, Spicy Thai Rips. The ability to offer sport fans wall-tow-wall television view with sort is a complementary strong selling point of the firm, being it fights to spring training, live sport matches, Twin Peaks meets sport fans viewing needs wholesomely.
Social media has been a viable marking tool of Twin Peaks. Their footprint on social media is using the platforms as scratch food, Elegant Twin Peak Girls, ice cold beer, sports and hand-crafted cocktails as leverage to showcase to people the overall idea of the brand. Local franchises and branches also own and control their own independent social media handles to showcase their peculiarity and direction to desiring first time customers. It is medium of getting feedback from customers; Twin Peak gets an average 4 points (out of a maximum 5) customer rating on its social media handle and website.
Between 2013 and 2014, Twin Peaks was rated the fastest growing restaurant chain both in terms of income and new outlets. It was named the “Hot Concept” by Nation’s restaurant News in 2010, in following year it was awarded the Franchise of The Year by the International Franchise Association (IFA). Other recognitions include, Top ten Fast-growing, High performing chains by FSR and ZOR award recipient as the Best Sports Bar in 2020. The firm’s good reviews and business performance have attracted investors, for either partnership or outright takeover.
The firm has remarkably grown from one chain to eighty-four in one and a half decade. All the chains except for one in the Russian City of Kazan are located in the United States. Fifty-four of the chains are franchises while thirty are company owned sports bar restaurants.
WALK-ON’S SPORT BISTREAUX
This sports bar restaurant was founded by two friends, Brandon Landy and Jack Warner, a pair of walk-ons on the Louisiana State University basketball team. Both men worked hard, but could not get true playing time on the team. Their being on team though exposed them to numerous causal restaurant and sport bars across the United states, which made them recognize the need for such in their local Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This dream came into fruition in September, 2003 when the very first Walk-on’s Bistreaux and Bar opened on the fringe of the Louisiana State University stadium.
The lengthy name of the brand depicts both its conceptualization and evolution. The “walk-on’s” term represents the two founders who where bit-part (walk-ons) players on the college basketball team, while the “sport bistreaux” was coined to showcase the brand’s values beyond just being a sport restaurant and bar, but a place for everyone hangout, being it a date night, a drink out, a girls night out or a family dinner.
Renown for being a place to go for an unparalleled sports viewing experience and eatery for quality, scratch-made meals, Walk-on’s has a wide range of authentic and mouthwatering Louisiana cuisines that include, Seafood, Traditional Cajun Cuisine, Bistreaux specialties, Sandwiches and signature drinks and more. Other unique twists on the menu are, Smoked Turkey Burger, Cajundillas, Crawfish Two Ways, Mardi Gras Mahi, and Duck and Andouille Gumbo, all of which can be served within the restaurant, delivered to home or office, or picked up at any time.
Jack and Brandon believe in the sporting motto “team before self”, hence they approach the operation of Walk-on’s as a lifestyle brand involving the customers, employees and management. In fact, Walk-on was voted the best sports bar in North America by ESPN in 2012, this came with a great AV package, an incredible selection of ice-cold beers on tap and inspired cocktails. In 2017, the restaurant won the Menu Masters Award for National Restaurant News. Similarly, the company was named No. 1 brand in Entrepreneurs prestigious 2020 Top New Franchises Ranking. The ranking is based on the list of top 100 firms submitted for Entrepreneurs 2019 Franchise.
The business model of Walk-on’s is straight and simple, serve great inspired food in a fun “game day” environment while making sure that the Beautiful Cheerleaders (Walk-on’s waitresses) are available to draw the customers into the game, keep the winning days ecstatic them as well as cheer up their days when it is not at its best. Today, with diligence and team-work, the brand boats of over 100 hundred locations in well across 15 states in the United states.
Walk-on’s Sport Bistreaux started the Walk-on’s Game Foundation in 2019. The foundation was inspired by the founder’s roots on the courts and fields in their local Baton Rouge. It operates as a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization with a clear mission of building, rehabilitating and upgrading youth sports facilities. Walk-on’s equally supports their host communities through sponsorship of sporting events, donations to local schools and sharing items as toilet papers, gloves, beverages and to take-and-bake family options on it “To Geaux” platform.
