Win a Boxing Class with Adriana Lima in Mexico

Laureus Sport for Good supports more than 160 community programs in over 40 countries, helping to address the many social challenges facing children and young people around the world. Founded in response to Nelson Mandela's challenge, issued at the first Laureus World Sports Awards in Monaco in 2000, that "Sport has the power to change the world", our vision is to use sport as a powerful and cost-effective tool to help children and young people overcome violence, discrimination and disadvantage in their lives.

The programs Laureus supports tackle a wide range of issues, including the use of soccer to teach kids about HIV in Uganda, basketball to help kids from disadvantaged communities into college in the USA, and skateboarding to help girls get an education in Cambodia.

Funds raised from this campaign will support work in Mexico City and Latin America. For example: Proyecto Cantera use the power of soccer to teach positive life values and create healthy behavior changes at 15 different children's institutions, deaf schools, safe houses and with other vulnerable children's groups in Mexico City; Instituto Reação in Brazil uses judo to promote human development and social inclusion and enable young people to develop self-discipline and determination; and Grupo Internacional de Paz uses a sport for peace curriculum to reduce violence in Colombia, helping to give young people a brighter future after years of conflict in the country.