Hoop Dreams is in the News:
See our coverage on
CNN's "Extra Effort", ABC's
"Good Morning America" and "Nightline",
The
Washington Post,
WHUT-TV, the
Metropolitan Tribune and an interview with Chris Wallace
of Fox News Sunday -- click
HERE for more details.



Mentoring Applications for the 2005 School Year are Now
Available and Due September 21!
Click
Here!

Shop for a Cause! DETAILS
Magazine and Perry Ellis present Honoring the Men of Hoop
Dreams
DETAILS magazine and Perry Ellis are teaming up to honor the
Men of the Board of the Hoop Dreams Scholarship Fund
Thursday, October 6, 2005 from 7:00pm -9:00pm at Macy's
Pentagon City. Hosted by Michael Hines and Dan Cohen, come
and enjoy a light reception and great shopping for fall
wear. Hoop Dreams will receive 10% of all
Perry Ellis sells for the evening.

Hoop Dreams presents
"Harvest of Dreams"
Join us Wednesday, November 16, 2005 from 6:30pm - 12
midnight, for Harvest of Dreams, a night of food, fun and
live entertainment at The Essential Grille. Located at 8521
Leesburg Pike in Vienna, The Essential Grille is a wonderful
new restaurant near Tysons Corner Center. Harvest of Dreams
will raise funds for the inner city DC public high school
youth which Hoop Dreams serves. We would love for you to be
a part of this great evening! Thanks to our great friends
Michael Sternberg, Tom & Deborah Greene and the ownership
team, it will be one of those nights that dreams are made
of. For ticket or sponsorship information call 202.414.8322.
You may also visit The Essential Grille on the net at
www.essentialgrille.net

2005 UIMA Awards to
benefit Hoop Dreams
Hoop Dreams is the beneficiary of the 2005
Urban Independent Music Awards to be held Saturday, October
8th at the Sphinx Club Grand Ballroom. 1351 K Street,
NW, Washington, DC 20002.
Click
here for details.

NEW! -- FOX
News Sunday With Chris Wallace
Susie Kay, Founder and President of the Hoop
Dreams Scholarship Fund, is Fox News Sunday's with Chris
Wallace "Power Player" of the week. To view this
Sunday, June 19th, video, click
HERE. This is a
Windows Media Player file.

Hoop Dreams Tournament
THE 10th ANNUAL HOOP DREAMS 3-on-3 CHARITY BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT AND COMMUNITY FESTIVAL

The 2005 Champs
Click
HERE for Photos!
Photos by Jim Chu of
Techworld Photo, Karine
Aigner, Deborah Greene and Elise Hufano.


A Hoop
Dreams Success Story
Ted Leonsis, vice
chairman of America Online and owner of the Washington
Capitals and part owner of the Washington Wizards, and
Michael Hendrickson, a Hoop Dreams student, share their
Hoop Dreams mentoring relationship and Michael's future in
this wonderful Washington Post article. Hoop Dreams
thanks both Michael and Ted for their inspiring
relationship! To read the article in full, click
HERE. Also, Michael
and Ted discussed their relationship on Comcast SportsNet
. To view the video, click
HERE.

Full
Circle
Former Susie Kay student
returns to his roots by becoming a mentor; Ronald Briscoe,
a recent graduate of Johns Hopkins University in
Baltimore, Maryland, for his MBA, returned to the Hoop
Dreams program to become a mentor. He and his wife,
Karen, are recognized for their service in this month's
DCmilitary.com. Click
HERE to view the article.

Arthur Agee, star of the documentary,
"Hoop Dreams"
The Hoop Dreams Scholarship Fund thanks our friend Arthur
Agee of the "Hoop Dreams" documentary
whose support of our organization is deeply appreciated!
To view the Washington Post article on Arthur,
click HERE.
The Hoop Dreams Scholarship Fund Family extends our
thoughts, love and prayers to Arthur Agee, the star of the
documentary film, "Hoop Dreams", and his family after the
recent slaying of his father, Arthur "Bo" Agee, Sr.
If you wish to contribute to the Arthur Agee Memorial Fund,
please click
HERE.
Hoop Dreams Scholarship
Fund
800 K Street, NW, Suite 1100 South
Washington, DC 20001
202-414-4774
info@hoopdreams.org

About
Hoop Dreams
Since our
inception in 1996, The Hoop Dreams Scholarship Fund has
helped send nearly 750 DC public high school students to
college and move toward a more positive and
enriched future with the combination of awarding of over
1,100 academic college scholarships and renewals, totaling
approximately $2.5 million coupled with our year long
college prep mentoring program, internship program and SAT
prep partnership program with the Princeton Review. These
programs and scholarships are combined with our community
building efforts, which are all focused on empowering DC
students and building bridges across diverse communities.
Hoop Dreams has brought together over 800 DC students and
mentors from the local business community
through our year long college prep mentoring program;
facilitated hundreds of internships;
engaged over 1,000 volunteers in community work; and helped
coach nearly 400 students through
our SAT
prep program
in partnership with The Princeton Review. We are
also very proud to note that many of our Hoop Dreams college
graduates have returned to volunteer and mentor with the
organization, completing the circle of community service.
Over 125 of Hoop Dreams
students have now graduated from college. Most of our
students are the first in their family to go to college.
Hoop Dreams remains deeply committed to uniting the
community and building bridges while supporting our local
students and their dreams.