Studies like those done by the Robert Woods Johnson foundation illustrate the immense benefits for children, families, and communities who participate in sport. According to their research, physically active children are one-tenth as likely to be obese, test up to 40% higher than non-active counterparts, are 15% more likely to attend college, achieve 7-8% higher annual earnings and more. We also know that these benefits are part of an intergenerational cycle; children of active moms are twice as likely to be active and experience the benefits of physical activity. Inadequate access to places to play is an issue that plagues many families in the United States and leads to inactive lifestyles. At SFA, we are doing our part to increase access to sport with honest, thoroughly researched planning services for new facilities to create sustainable business models. At SFM, our management services ensure that sports and recreation facilities are operated to the highest of standards and are working to find ways to increase the number of low-income families that can enjoy access to these premier facilities.