Scott Alan Brown Foundation

05/20/2021

Remembrance….can’t believe it’s been 20 years. So much has happened: graduations, marriages, children, retirements, lost family/friends, even a pandemic. Life does go on, but we remember. Scott was an important part of our lives. All of us have so many memories. We reminisce all the time. Our hearts are filled with joy that so many people “remember.” Over the years not only family and friends have approached us with memories of Scott, but also unexpected sources. People who see the signs at Udall Park and make the connection; a delivery person and an architect who recognize our name; someone who went to school with Scott at UT Pan American and just wanted us to know they remember. Our family feels very blessed to have you all share our memories of Scott. Thank you.

05/08/2021

The Foundation would like to wish Patrick Robles, recipient of the Craig Douglas Brown Memorial Scholarship, a very Happy Birthday. To bring you up-to-date on his recent accomplishments: "I am majoring in public management and policy, I will be starting my Junior year at the UA. I am now the youngest member of the Pima County Attorney's Office Senior leadership team serving as Community Outreach Coordinator. I stay connected to my school community on the Southside where I sit on the board of the Sunnyside Foundation. I do community service every weekend and work to bring young people out to many of these service projects. Most recently, I was featured in a segment on MSNBC with Dr. Anthony Fauci where I got to ask him a question on the safety of gathering once vaccinated. I have linked an article that the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences wrote about me this past month." https://sbs.arizona.edu/news/patrick-robles-public-management-and-policy-23-wonder-makes-me-speak

10/06/2020

Sunnyside Alumni, an opportunity to support the current team.

Here at Sunnyside we provide our kids with everything we can so they feel like they are part of something important. The only way we are able to do this is by fundraising money on our own and putting it right back into the program. Every dollar we generate goes straight to the kids, where it belongs...

09/23/2020

For those who know Richard Cunes.

Richard Cunes, who has been a coach in the Southern Arizona area for the past two decades, collapsed during Desert View's football practice on Sept. 1 and has not yet

09/21/2020

In light of Covid, the foundation has not been able to host its traditional Memorial Game. The game serves two purposes: to bring families and friends together to pay tribute to Scott, and to raise money for the Foundation. The SAB Foundation continues its work supporting local youth sports in Tucson. Many have asked about the game, and how to help. This is our present fundraiser. Please share with others; any contribution is appreciated. Thank you.

The Scott Alan Brown Foundation has been dedicated to supporting local youth sports… Tony Torres needs your support for Scott Alan Brown Foundation Fundraiser

03/08/2020

Scott Alan Brown Foundation congratulates Coach Sou Torres for a great year! Coach of the Month for FC Tucson club soccer and she takes her Catalina Foothills High School Girls Soccer team to the Championship Game in her 1st year as their head coach. Sou is a great person, coach, mom, wife, daughter, daughter-in-law, and friend. The Foundation salutes you and thanks you for your many years of support for our organization. The future is bright with coaches like you leading our youth. Thank you!

12/24/2019

Happy Holidays to everyone. Wishing you all health and happiness in the New Year.
The Foundation is proud and pleased to announce our support of the Cholla High School girls soccer team coached by Ledge Ledwith this season. Good luck girls, have a wonderful year.

11/27/2019

Thanksgiving 2019

10/04/2019

Scott Alan Brown Foundation continues to support the defending State Championship Soccer Team from Sunnyside High School. Go Blue Devils!

09/24/2019

Congratulations to the U13 Deportivo Mexico from the Renegades Club for their Championship in the FC Tucson Strikers Cup! The Foundation is a proud sponsor of the team.

09/18/2019

Over the past ten years, the Scott Alan Brown Foundation has supported many young individuals, teams, and organizations. This support has enabled youth in southern Arizona to pursue their dreams, goals, and ambitions in art, music, sports, and education. That is why we would like to donate to the football program under Coach Brandon Sanders at Pueblo High School. We feel that this program is following the same mission as our Foundation. Also, we believe that his work is a continuation of that of Saturnino “Curly” Santa Cruz.

Therefore, the Scott Alan Brown Foundation is proud to donate in honor of Coach Santa Cruz. He made a lasting contribution and difference at Pueblo High School, his community, and the lives of so many young people. Thank you Coach Santa Cruz for the tradition of supporting Tucson’s youth through sports and education.

The Scott Alan Brown Foundation was started in memory of Scott, a young man born and raised in Tucson, who participated in soccer and baseball at many levels. He developed lifelong friendships with many teammates. After his life was cut short in an accident in May, 2001, his family, friends, and teammates rallied to continue his work with young people. The Foundation is a 501(c) 3 Public Charity and you can like our page to see more of the donations it has made.

Chris Brown
Board Member
Email: [email protected]
520-395-1403

06/07/2019

Chris & Evelyn Brown are looking forward to seeing the Friends of the Scott Alan Brown Foundation @ Mama's on Wednesday, June 12. We will be there to say hello, visit, and share some memories (new & old). Stop by to see us during lunch (11 am - 1 pm) or dinner (5 pm - 7 pm) give or take a few minutes. If you cannot make it during those hours, please still come and support a very good cause. See you soon!😍