Programs

PROGRAMS.

The A Griffin Legacy Foundation is a broadly based non-profit organization 501(c)(3) whose purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. Our charge is to generate and distribute resources for the benefit of students, families, activities, events, and other community organizations.

We are funded, in part, by the contributions of individuals, corporations, and organizations.

Please note that the described programs may change annually depending on financial resources and priorities. Application deadline dates are announced in December, prior to the beginning of the next fiscal cycle. The public release of names of beneficiaries are at the sole discretion of the Foundation.

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Informed.

We are active on various social media platforms to develop, promote and support the dissemination of information. We will also use traditional radio, television-based programming, and other communication mediums to help spread our message.

Wellness.

We strive to support individuals or families needing food, clothes, shoes, personal hygiene, toiletry, and other healthy lifestyle-related support. The public release of names of beneficiaries are at the sole discretion of the Foundation.

Exposure.

Through our camps and contacts, we strive to provide student-athletes within the community with the exposure they need to take their talents to the next level. Coach Griffin aims to improve athlete's skills, confidence, and knowledge on what it take to play at the collegiate level.

Holiday Support.

Resources will be made available to support individuals and families needing holiday or extra-curricular registration support. We want to help everyone to have a happy holiday season. The public release of names of beneficiaries is at the sole discretion of the Foundation.

The Size of The Fight Scholarship.

This scholarship is named after one of Archie Griffin famous quotes “It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog.” This ($500) book scholarship is available to graduating high school and home-schooled seniors. It will be given to students (one male, one female) who show improvement from their freshman year to their senior year of high school. The application, and required documents must be submitted by the designated deadline. An Independent Selection Committee will review scholarship applications, and awards will be announced accordingly.