About

Reach For The Green is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded and led by two minority high school female athletes in action to redefine what it means to be an athlete. We believe sports should be a space of access, empowerment, and belonging. Not privilege, pressure, or silence.

Founded by student-athletes, Reach For The Green exists at the intersection of sports access, mental wellbeing, and representation, creating opportunities for young people-- especially girls and underrepresented youth-- using their personal experiences and passions as a source of confidence, community, and growth.

Meet the Founders

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Founder & President

Jin Chung

Jin Chung is a student-athlete and nonprofit founder committed to expanding access, representation, and mental wellness in sports through Reach For The Green.

Co-founder & Vice President

Hannah Morgan

Hannah Morgan is a student-athlete and advocate for inclusive youth athletics, passionate about building empowering spaces where young athletes can grow on and off the field.

Our Three Sectors

Reach For The Green focuses on three sectors within their involvement. All initiatives have been stemmed up Jin & Hannah's personal passions and experiences, acknowledging a gap within the field. They led initiative.

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First Swings Program

We started First Swings because we know how intimidating and inaccessible golf can feel when you don’t see people like you in the sport, regardless of socioeconomic status.

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The Green Room

The Green Room was created from our own experiences with the mental health challenges that come with competing in sports. We create space for connection, awareness, and support.

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For Athletes, From Athletes

FAFM was created because we saw how rarely mental health is openly discussed in sports. By bringing professionals into schools and building student-led branches, we create safe, credible spaces for athletes to talk & learn.