Read more about our partnership with Jumpstart and how together we’re helping girls grow through sport this year.

From cycling to fundraising, National Bank employees and retirees are powering youth programs in Toronto — see how the NB Grand Tour supports Beat the Streets.

We’re excited to share that Beat the Streets has received a $12,500 grant from the Anonymous Fund at Toronto Foundation! This support helps us expand after-school and recreation programs that give low-income youth the space, skills, and confidence to thrive.

From program participant to intern, Aisha shares how her first summer job with Work It Girl gave her real-world skills, mentorship, and confidence, all while working from home. Read her story and see why programs like this matter.

With Jumpstart’s support, over 115 girls built strength, self-worth, and confidence through our You Grow Girl program. Hear what they had to say, in their own words.

Empowering girls to lead with confidence. Thanks to the Tippet Foundation, two new Work It Girl programs are helping Toronto teens build 21st century skills through combat sports and career training.

What does student growth really look like? We asked Principal Laurel Eisenberg to share how BTS’s after-school wrestling program is transforming her students and her school.

With support from the iVARI Healthy Steps Program, Level Up reached 100 youth in Scarborough, encouraging confidence and resilience.

We recently celebrated the incredible support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation with a special recognition event alongside MPP Rudy Cuzzetto. Their investment helped us build the invisible infrastructure behind our impact.

Thanks to the generous support of the Christina Mary Hendrie Foundation, Beat the Streets delivered four You Grow Girl programs in two inner-city Toronto schools this year, reaching over 100 girls with a meaningful, measurable impact.

Building brighter futures, one punch at a time. With support from the Peter Gilgan Foundation, three new Work It Girl programs are helping Toronto girls gain confidence, skills, and career readiness through combat sports and coaching.

Beat the Streets is thrilled to partner with Joseph Brant Public School to contribute to the ParticipAction Community Challenge 2025 with three days of our iconic Wrestle 4 Fun program!

What does OCGA’s support look like in action?
Four schools. Over 80 youth. New confidence, friendships, and medals. Thanks to OCGA, after-school wrestling became a launching pad for growth.

Hear what the educators we work with have to say about our programs and the impact they’re seeing in their students. From confidence to community, the difference is real.

Learn how ivari Healthy Steps Program is encouraging 100 more low-income youth to get active, push their boundaries, discover their potential and "Level Up” through combat sports and resiliency-building.

Discover how BTS is closing employment gaps through its innovative Work It Girl program: combining combat sports with hands-on games that build confidence, leadership, and real-world job skills. With support from the MLSE Foundation, 80 low-income girls are developing 21st-century skills and preparing for success in the workforce.

With support from the Ontario Charitable Gaming Association, students at Joseph Brant and SATEC/Porter are stepping onto the mat and into their power. This season saw first-time competitors winning medals, shy students becoming leaders, and youth building confidence through wrestling.

With support from the Ontario Trillium Foundation, we spent the past year strengthening our foundation, building tools and strategies that will help us grow stronger, reach further, and serve our youth more effectively for years to come.

Discover the inspiring legacy of the Christina Mary Hendrie Trust and how their generous support is empowering girls through our You Grow Girl program. Learn about their remarkable story, mission, and the lasting impact they’re making on communities in Canada and Scotland.

Discover how Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities is championing gender equity in sports and supporting Beat the Streets’ You Grow Girl program. Learn how their initiatives are empowering girls to build confidence, resilience, and a love for physical activity.