After escaping from a conflict zone, volleyball becomes more than just a game!

They have changed the reputation of Githurai from a crime area to a place known for developing good volleyball players.

In a special collaboration with Koning Verhuizers, a moving company in the Netherlands, we collect second-hand goods

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LKTBF collaborates with several partners to build a sustainable volleyball program in Camp Moria to Unlock the Power of Volleyball.

We teamed up with several partners in Tanzania to spread our global fingerprint and unlock the power of volleyball.

Kopila inspires girls in rural areas of Nepal and supports them to build an independent future using the power of volleyball.

In some circumstances, especially during conflict, playing sports is as paramount as bread.

Volleyball has saved many children in Uganda from getting involved in activities that could have ruined their futures.

Establishing the first-ever volleyball academy for girls addressing gender violence takes courage!

Let's Keep the Ball Flying is celebrating the power of our sport at today's International Day of Sports for Development and Peace.

We will host our Meaningful Holidays Event as a tribute to our first year, and a kickoff for a full speed ahead new year!

Let's Keep The Ball Flying fingerprint Ruth Zijlstra is volunteering in Greece and giving her best to make a positive change.

An interview with our founder Lesley de Jonge about his mission to tackle imbalance and inequality.

Did you know that countless children in the world can't play volleyball?

Change the life of one girl so she can change a whole generation.

At that moment, she smiled from ear to ear and said: "This is the first time I've belonged to a group because we all wear the same jersey."

LKTBF Ambassador Jan de Brandt received 350 new jersey's, polo's, and sweaters as a generous donation toward our Happiness Project.

Let's Keep The Ball Flying will support the World 2 Win project as it fits directly within our 'World Map' project criteria.

We are both member if the FIVB, so why shouldn't we help each other. It is very important!