WE WORK HARD.
THE AMBER GRAY WHERE 2 NEXT FOUNDATION
"WHATEVER YOU TELL YOURSELF YOU CAN OR CANNOT DO, IT IS TRUE."
OUR REASON WHY
ABOUT THE FOUNDATION
The Where2Next Foundation was founded by international professional women's basketball player, Amberly Gray. Serving to provide charitable goods and services to uplift Cincinnati communities, Amber uses her influence as a professional athlete to build lasting bonds, give back what she's been so blessed to have, and simply put a smile on faces.
MISSION
Where2Next strives to inspire, motivate, and encourage individuals to focus on the next phase of their life because where they're going is more significant than where they've been.
VISION
Our goal is to provide young women and men with the tools to become the best version of themselves while accomplishing their dreams. We will do this through our basketball training, mentoring program, community events and partnering with other organizations that have similar missions.
GALLERY
WHAT WE DO
MENTORING
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WHERE2NEXT is partnering with Lakota Plains Junior School and Envision Partnerships to establish a peer mentoring program. We will be utilizing the life experiences of Lakota West High School Students with training and prevention knowledge of Envision Partnerships to support Lakota Plains students as they learn to navigate the complex world we live in.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
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We are partnered with:
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Reach Out Lakota
Boys and Girls Club of West Chester
Hamilton County Jobs and Family Services
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We hold annual events to service the Greater Cincinnati area. Events include our Thanksgiving Door Dash, Back2School Backpack giveaway, Christmas present drive, and more.
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Our upcoming events are listed above.
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Thank you for being a part of our success!
MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKING
Amber's testimony is unlike any other. She's spoken to scores of children and adults about overcoming a near-death experience, to becoming a professional basketball player with a greater mission. She's spoken to crowds about not giving up on their goals, no matter the hardship, and staying future-focused, by asking where to next?!