DETROIT - s4story -- The Brothers of Kelly Park ("B.O.K.") are proud to announce that they have been awarded a generous NOF-ARPA grant from the City of Detroit, in partnership with SP Grace, to support their upcoming 2025 B.O.K. Free Summer Basketball Camp. This camp, designed to empower and nurture youth in Detroit, will take place outdoors at Kelley Park, located at 15825 Oakfield Ave., Detroit, MI 48227.

The camp runs from June 11, 2025, to August 22, 2025, operating every Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. It is open to boys and girls aged 6 to 14, with a special focus on serving families from low to moderate income levels. The B.O.K. Free Summer Basketball Camp aims to register up to 50 campers per day each week. Participants will enjoy a free breakfast at 8:00 AM and a free lunch at 11:30 AM, ensuring that children are both energized and nourished throughout the program.

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For more information about the 2025 B.O.K. Free Summer Basketball Camp, please email: contact@brothersofkellypark.org or phone:  313-451-4711.

About The Brothers of Kelly Park

The Brothers of Kelly Park is a community-based organization committed to empowering youth through sports, mentorship, and education. By fostering teamwork, discipline, and self-confidence, B.O.K. inspires young people to achieve their full potential both on and off the court.

About SP Grace & City of Detroit Partnership

SPC Grace partnered with the City of Detroit to administer the Neighborhood Opportunity Fund (NOF) American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) grants, providing funding and technical assistance for non-profits serving the City of Detroit to expand programming and building capacity.