July 14 -July 18 2025 – Join Coach Dwayne Killings at the SUNY Youth Summer Basketball Camp—held at the Broadview Center and proudly sponsored by The Mackey Foundation! Open to boys and girls ages 5–12 (who haven’t completed 7th grade), this full-day camp runs from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM, with check-in starting at 8:30 AM. Come build skills, make friends, and have fun on the court!
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July 7 -July 10 2025 – Join Hood’s House of Hoops for an exciting Youth Summer Basketball Camp—proudly sponsored by The Mackey Foundation! Open to boys and girls ages 5–12, the camp takes place at 340 First Street in Albany, NY. Camp runs from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, with check-in and breakfast beginning at 8:30 AM. Come learn the game, build confidence, and have fun in a safe, supportive environment!
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Anthony Thompson, Jason Bradwell, Nick Roney, Kyle Roney -10
Jason Cintula, Sal Jensen, Amy Robusto, Keith Bailey -9
Rich Becker, Brian Rudolph, Dan Woodside, Rob Wyman -8
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Debbie Simeone, Ralph Simeone, Ralphy Simeone, Vincent Simeone -8
Rodney Smith
Nick Roney 4′ 8″
Ralph Simeone
Thelma Hill
Feb 1-April 18 2024 – Complete a recommended screening and receive a $50 gift card (while supplies last). Call (518) 262-HOPE to get started today.
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Hosted by Metropolitan Church, the Heart of Hope Gospel Concert was exciting. Not only was the event live streamed, but we offered critical free services for the community.
With the support of so many participants, our Wellness Fair was a huge success. We love the Capital District!
Hosted by University of Albany Mens Basketball team, the 2024 Play your Heart Out event was the best one yet.
The Warren and Denyse Mackey Foundation sponsored kids attendance and provided bus transportation to the summer basketball camp.
Forty kids from the Capital District enjoyed the pleasure of basketball instruction and constructive supervised youth interaction while attending the Dwane Killings youth basketball camp.
The week long camp provided essential basketball skills taught by a former player and the current coach and his staff/volunteers. This was not simply an effort to keep kids occupied, kids were drilled in basketball techniques and were socialized with other area youth providing tangible life skills.
