Champ Boxing, a Seattle-based non-profit organization, is making a real difference in the lives of young people. Founded by Kevin Loyal in an abandoned classroom at Rainier Beach High School, Champ Boxing provides free boxing training and mentorship to youth in the community.

The program focuses on teaching important life skills such as discipline, integrity, and perseverance. It also provides opportunities for young people to travel and compete in boxing tournaments across the country.

Champ Boxing has achieved remarkable success, with its students winning national championships and even Olympic qualifiers. But the organization's impact goes far beyond the boxing ring. Champ Boxing has helped young people from all walks of life, including those facing challenges such as poverty, violence, and disability.

One of the most inspiring stories is that of a young man who came to Champ Boxing after being shot seven times. He was told he would never walk or use his right arm again, but through the program's support and his own determination, he not only relearned to walk but also won his first boxing match by knockout.

Founder Kevin Loyal describes Champ Boxing's mission, saying, "We want to make sure that the champions not just in our boxing facility, but in our community."  He emphasizes the importance of providing opportunities for young people to experience life beyond their current circumstances: "Some kids don't know what life has to offer them because they haven't experienced it. So we pride ourselves like you want to go to Canada, we're going to raise the money and take you to Canada."

Champ Boxing is a shining example of how sports can be used to empower and uplift young people. If you're looking for a way to make a difference in your community, consider supporting Champ Boxing. You can find them on Instagram @ChampBoxingGym and PayPal or make a donation through CashApp. Your support will help Champ Boxing continue to change lives and build champions in and out of the ring.