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Save the Dream is a global nonprofit Movement of organisations, people and athletes who believe in the power of sport to build more fair and inclusive societies and are therefore committed to promote and protect its core values for the good of youth and future generations.
Save the Dream operates thanks to the generosity of a number of donors, sponsors and benefactors including development agencies, business sector, other NGOs, charities, philanthropists, foundations, international, and regional organizations.
Empowering Youth Volunteers Through Sport (EYVOL) is a transnational and multi-sectoral cooperation initiative co-funded by the European Union within the Erasmus+ programme involving partners from the Olympic…
A high-level delegation group representing the partners of Sport for Peace and Development Initiative has recently concluded the first round of activities aimed at empowering young internally displaced people (IDPs) in Al Fasher, the capital city…
It’s in Your Hands to Protect, the joint campaign launched with UNICEF during the 2014 FIFA World Cup™, continued in 2015 and 2016 Olympic Games to encourage people to report violence against children during major sporting events…
On 3 November 2015, Save the Dream launched a widespread advocacy campaign in Times Square, New York to Restore Hope and Peace Through Sport. The initiative called for a prolonged Olympic Truce to ‘Let the Children Play’…
Former Captain of the Palestinian National Women's Football Team
"Sport, and particularly football, has been an important vehicle to promote peace; to break down cultural, political and social barriers and to help integrate people into society." Through it, everybody speaks one language.
European and World Champion Football Player
“Sport has a special power to change the lives of people around the world - to promote peace and to unite people beyond regions, beyond colors. Sport has no borders and is universal. “Through sport, we can speak the same language."
Italian champion para-athlete and Former European record holder (100m, T43)
"Sport can provide incredible opportunities and tremendous hope to many young people around the world. However, if we do not protect its purity, sport will lose credibility and without credibility, it will have no future."
Former Marathon Runner and European, World and Olympic Champion.
“I fully support and commit to Save the Dream and feel it is essential to promote its message to young athletes”
European and World Champion Football Player
“Sport is a powerful vehicle for positive change in society and empowering young people. It teaches values like teamwork, respect and collaboration to young people around the world, including those who have been less fortunate."
World Champion Football Player & Save The Dream Team Captain
“It is with pride, therefore, that I wear the captain's armband of Save the Dream. As athletes, we are fortunate to be taken for example by many people, especially the youngest ones, and this is a responsibility as great as our luck. It is necessary to think about how to protect the innocence of those who look at us, how to protect faith in sport."
Double Olympic Gold & Olympic Bronze Medalist Swimmer
“sport has the ability to engage people and young athletes and bring them together from around the world. But, whilst sport plays an important part in the lives of many individuals, sometimes education does not receive the same level of attention and investment.”
Kenyan long-distance track and road runner
"Sport brings people together on neutral ground and gives them purpose. Sport also serves as a way to bring people together who would not otherwise meet, so that politicians or other leaders can come and talk with the people, they are not allowed to talk about politics, but they can come to see and hear what is happening in the community."
