Our Partners
We can’t do this work alone. These organizations stand with Harlem Free Fight Academy and the young people we serve, and we’re proud to stand with them.
Pillar Jiu Jitsu
We proudly support the kids class at Pillar Jiu Jitsu, Flatbush’s only BJJ academy. Like Harlem Free Fight, Pillar uses martial arts to build community and open doors for young people. Their motto says it best: Cultivating Community. Fostering Empowerment.
Quest Nutrition
Harlem Free Fight Academy is a proud Quest for Impact grant recipient. Quest’s support helps us expand free boxing and jiu-jitsu classes for Harlem youth and invest in the coaches who guide them.
Convene
Convene works with us to employ our teens and hosts our Fight Cards. Our 3rd Annual Jiu Jitsu Super Fight Card at Convene’s 225 Liberty location featured multiple world champions and raised over $25,000 for Harlem Free Fight.
Prince Abou’s Butchery
Prince Abou’s Butchery, Harlem’s only whole-animal craft butcher shop, sponsors Harlem Free Fight and works with us to teach our students about healthy living and eating.
Google opened its New York City office to our students for a behind-the-scenes tour, showing them how the discipline and habits they build on the mats can translate into successful careers, and sparking ideas about their own futures in tech and beyond.
Rumack Dispute Resolution
Rumack Dispute Resolution sponsors Harlem Free Fight and helps guide our organization. Darren Rumack has been with us from the start, including sponsoring our 2nd Annual Harlem Free Fight showcase.
PHQ
PHQ (Performance HQ) provides monthly fitness classes for our students, led by owner Ben Fieden. Ben’s sessions teach our young athletes the importance of personal fitness, building the strength, conditioning, and healthy habits that carry them on the mats and beyond.
Copia Automation
Copia Automation supports Harlem Free Fight by inviting our students to its events, opening doors to new networks and giving them a firsthand look at careers in technology and industrial automation.