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'We wanted to give back': Buffalo brothers launch nonprofit to help young athletes get sports equipment

Frankie Thompson
Frankie Thompson
Frankie Thompson
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Frankie Thompson is an education reporter with over 4 years of experience focusing on Buffalo's schools and educational policy. A proud graduate of Buffalo State College, Frankie started their career at a local nonprofit news organization, where they developed a passion for advocating for educational equity. Frankie aims to highlight the stories of students and educators in his coverage.

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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 2:05 AM · 1 min read
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'We wanted to give back': Buffalo brothers launch nonprofit to help young athletes get sports equipment — Peekskill Schools news

Two Buffalo brothers are turning their love of sports into a way to give back to their community, helping young athletes get the equipment they need to play.Quentin Littleton, a Canisius High School junior, and his younger brother, Grant Littleton, an Olmsted High School freshman, founded We Got Next, a nonprofit organization aimed at supporting young athletes who may not have the resources to afford sports equipment.The brothers recently made their first donation, surprising 9-year-old Killeon Williams with new cleats, gloves and other football equipment after his coach reached out about his needs. Williams plays for the Carter Boyz youth football team.We grew up playing with these teams, and we know how hard it is sometimes to get equipment and stuff because prices going up, its getting expensive, Quentin Littleton said. So, we wanted to give back to our community, help these kids out, get new equipment. For Quentin Littleton, seeing Williams receive the equipment made the effort wor

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