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{{toplink|url=http://www.cityathleticsphilly.com|name=cityathleticsphilly}}[[File:CityAthleticsPhilly.webp|300px|thumb|right|Inside City Athletics Philly.]]<blockquote>''Sports. Fitness. Community.''</blockquote>
{{toplink|url=http://www.cityathleticsphilly.com|name=cityathleticsphilly}}[[File:CityAthleticsPhilly.webp|300px|thumb|right|Inside City Athletics Philly.]]<blockquote>''Sports. Fitness. Community.''</blockquote>
Owned and operated by Philadelphia natives, City Athletics is a family run facility committed to giving back to Philadelphia communities. Recreation Centers keep our kids active and safe; we created City Athletics to serve you, in the heart of Philly's Nicetown-Tioga.
Owned and operated by Philadelphia natives, '''City Athletics''' is '''a family run facility committed to giving back to Philadelphia communities'''. Recreation Centers keep our kids active and safe; we created City Athletics to serve you, in the heart of Philly's Nicetown-Tioga.


We provide a space to host quality programming to underserved communities. The facility is also the hub for our non-profit, City Athletics Community Partners (CACP), which facilitates camps, physical fitness activities, sports training, leadership and character development, and a space for older teens to complete community service as volunteers.
We provide a space to host quality programming to underserved communities. The facility is also the hub for our non-profit, City Athletics Community Partners (CACP), which facilitates camps, physical fitness activities, sports training, leadership and character development, and a space for older teens to complete community service as volunteers.
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*[http://whyy.org/articles/coach-who-transformed-empty-church-into-a-rec-center-welcomes-community-on-juneteenth/ This coach transformed an abandoned Nicetown church into a rec center], WHYY, June 19, 2021.
*[http://whyy.org/articles/coach-who-transformed-empty-church-into-a-rec-center-welcomes-community-on-juneteenth/ This coach transformed an abandoned Nicetown church into a rec center], WHYY, June 19, 2021.


==Info==
*Facebook:&nbsp;[http://www.facebook.com/cityathleticsphilly @cityathleticsphilly]
*Facility Rentals:&nbsp;[http://www.cityathleticsphilly.com/gym-rental Gym Rental]
*Instagram:&nbsp;[http://www.instagram.com/cityathleticsphilly/ @cityathleticsphilly]
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[[Contact Email::info@cityathleticsphilly.com| ]]
[[Contact Email::info@cityathleticsphilly.com| ]]
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Latest revision as of 15:56, 28 April 2023

cityathleticsphilly

Inside City Athletics Philly.

Sports. Fitness. Community.

Owned and operated by Philadelphia natives, City Athletics is a family run facility committed to giving back to Philadelphia communities. Recreation Centers keep our kids active and safe; we created City Athletics to serve you, in the heart of Philly's Nicetown-Tioga.

We provide a space to host quality programming to underserved communities. The facility is also the hub for our non-profit, City Athletics Community Partners (CACP), which facilitates camps, physical fitness activities, sports training, leadership and character development, and a space for older teens to complete community service as volunteers.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from the organization's About Us page.

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