Move together. Grow stronger. Find your team.
We envision welcoming spaces where recreation, movement, friendly competition, and shared experiences help people of all ages build healthier lives and lasting connections.
Explore the Vision ↓Sports and recreation can create a sense of belonging, build confidence, encourage healthy routines, and bring people together across generations and backgrounds. Our future Sports & Recreation area is envisioned as a place for individuals rebuilding their lives, children and families, young adults, seniors, and neighbors throughout the community.
Whether someone is discovering a new activity, returning to fitness, or simply looking for friendship and a positive place to spend time, there should be room for them here.
Opportunities for basketball, volleyball, soccer, and other team activities that encourage cooperation, discipline, and connection.
Group exercise, stretching, movement classes, and age-appropriate activities that support healthy habits.
Walking paths, recreation areas, nature-based activities, and opportunities to enjoy the outdoors together.
After-school recreation, family activity days, and constructive opportunities for children and teenagers to participate and grow.
Exploring accessible activities and partnerships that welcome people with differing abilities and physical needs.
Friendly tournaments, recreation workshops, volunteer-led events, and community gatherings that build relationships.
You walk onto the campus feeling uncertain about where you fit. You join a pickup game, a walking group, or a beginner fitness class. You meet a neighbor, discover a new routine, and find a place where people know your name. What began as an afternoon of recreation becomes a source of confidence, friendship, and hope.
Your nonprofit or recreation group wants to reach more people. Instead of building everything alone, you can explore shared facilities, coordinate schedules, recruit volunteers, and collaborate with nearby organizations in the Mall of Dreams.
Sometimes the first step toward a stronger future is simply having a place to belong.
Do Hard Things hopes to collaborate with established recreation organizations, coaches, instructors, schools, adaptive sports providers, and community groups. The goal is to make activities more accessible and connected, not to duplicate the good work already happening in our community.
We envision opportunities for individuals in reentry and recovery, families, youth, veterans, first responders, older adults, and anyone seeking healthy connection and recreation. Program offerings and facilities will be shaped by future partners, community needs, funding, and accessibility planning.
This is a proposed part of the future Do Hard Things campus, not an operating sports facility. We welcome ideas and conversations with recreation nonprofits, instructors, volunteers, businesses, and donors interested in helping shape a welcoming community resource.
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