Suns' free tickets for underprivileged youth across Valley.

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00:00Welcome to an inspiring story of community and sports coming together.

00:05On Thursday, the Phoenix Suns Phoenix Mercury Foundation announced a new initiative aimed at

00:09providing free tickets to Suns home games for underprivileged youth in the Valley during the

00:132025-26 season. This initiative, called Tickets for Kids and sponsored by Pathward, will collaborate

00:22with local non-profit organizations to distribute a total of 2,000 tickets before the end of the

00:28year. Additionally, Mortgage Matchup, the latest title sponsor of the Suns Arena, will also

00:33contribute by providing extra tickets as a supporting partner. Sarah Crayhenboul, the

00:38executive director of the foundation, expressed in a press release that this initiative enhances

00:43their efforts in ticket donations. She emphasized that the program is about more than just basketball,

00:50it serves to inspire children by demonstrating the possibilities that come from hard work

00:55and perseverance, motivating them to pursue their dreams. The initiative is designed to create a

01:00lasting impact, extending beyond just this season to continue making a difference throughout the

01:05Mercury's 2026 season and into the future. Rhett, the president of Pathward, a national bank that

01:11emphasizes financial access, expressed his hope that the initiative will generate enthusiasm for

01:17local sports teams. During the Suns' latest home game on Wednesday, where they faced off against the

01:22Memphis Grizzlies, Elevate Phoenix was acknowledged as one of the initial supporters of this initiative.

01:27How do you think initiatives like this shape the future of our youth?

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