The sport2live Foundation begins this 2026 a new chapter with the transformation of the former association into a foundation. The change comes after more than a decade of work in the social and health field, accompanying people in vulnerable situations through sport and physical exercise.
The new legal form allows the entity to consolidate the path taken and prepare for the challenges of the coming years. Beyond the administrative change, the move to a foundation reinforces sport2live's commitment to continuing an intervention model that links physical activity, mental health, addiction, social inclusion, and well-being improvement.
This transformation also represents a strengthening of the organization's internal structure. The foundation facilitates more robust governance, better transparency mechanisms, and clearer accountability to public administrations, companies, collaborating entities, donors, and other third-sector stakeholders.
With this new framework, the sport2live Foundation aims to continue increasing its capacity to generate alliances, access new funding streams, and ensure that resources are fully dedicated to fulfilling its foundational mission. The goal is to grow without losing its essence: putting physical exercise at the service of people.
The transition to a foundation also highlights a trajectory built on consistency, results, and commitment. Over the years, it has consolidated its own way of working, based on support, proximity, and sport as a tool for personal and community transformation.
Looking ahead, the sport2live Foundation aims to continue expanding its model in service of people. The challenge is to break ground in new territories, reach more centers, hospitals, and specialized resources, and attract professionals who share the same vision: using physical exercise as a real tool for health, connection, and recovery. This new phase also seeks to strengthen the entity's presence in studies, innovation networks, and European projects such as Edu4Impact, to continue learning, sharing knowledge, and supporting people in vulnerable situations with rigor, proximity, and commitment.
The new legal form allows the entity to consolidate the path taken and prepare for the challenges of the coming years. Beyond the administrative change, the move to a foundation reinforces sport2live's commitment to continuing an intervention model that links physical activity, mental health, addiction, social inclusion, and well-being improvement.
This transformation also represents a strengthening of the organization's internal structure. The foundation facilitates more robust governance, better transparency mechanisms, and clearer accountability to public administrations, companies, collaborating entities, donors, and other third-sector stakeholders.
With this new framework, the sport2live Foundation aims to continue increasing its capacity to generate alliances, access new funding streams, and ensure that resources are fully dedicated to fulfilling its foundational mission. The goal is to grow without losing its essence: putting physical exercise at the service of people.
The transition to a foundation also highlights a trajectory built on consistency, results, and commitment. Over the years, it has consolidated its own way of working, based on support, proximity, and sport as a tool for personal and community transformation.
Looking ahead, the sport2live Foundation aims to continue expanding its model in service of people. The challenge is to break ground in new territories, reach more centers, hospitals, and specialized resources, and attract professionals who share the same vision: using physical exercise as a real tool for health, connection, and recovery. This new phase also seeks to strengthen the entity's presence in studies, innovation networks, and European projects such as Edu4Impact, to continue learning, sharing knowledge, and supporting people in vulnerable situations with rigor, proximity, and commitment.
“"That sport2live is a foundation also means that the work done over all these years has been valued and recognized."
