Restore Games 2026:
A Day of Hope, Healing & Opportunity
Restore Games 2026 was more than an event—it was a movement. Hundreds of young people and families came together for a day filled with sports, entertainment, career exploration, community resources, mentorship, and meaningful connections. From exciting competitions and live demonstrations to valuable conversations with community partners, Restore Games created a space where fun met purpose.
This year’s event brought together nonprofits, businesses, city leaders, law enforcement, educators, healthcare providers, and volunteers who all shared one goal: investing in the future of our youth. Every activity, resource, and interaction was designed to inspire confidence, build relationships, and connect families with opportunities that extend far beyond a single day.
To every sponsor, partner, volunteer, coach, vendor, and participant—thank you for helping make Restore Games 2026 an unforgettable success. Your support made a lasting impact on the lives of countless children and families throughout our community.
While Restore Games 2026 has come to a close, the mission continues. Together, we are building safer communities, creating brighter futures, and restoring hope—one connection at a time.
Building Safety, Connection, and Opportunity

Thank you for Making Restore Games 2025 a Success
Led by the Restore Program of the Jefferson County Family Resource Center with city and community partners, Restore Games brings youth and families together for skills clinics, speakers, and access to resources that prevent violence. Explore this year’s recap and join our mailing list for what’s next.
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Restore Games 2026 in Talk of Alabama

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Restore Games is an annual community event rooted in youth violence prevention. We convene local schools, camps, nonprofits, and city partners to deliver hands-on sports clinics, mentorship by age group, and direct access to family resources and services. The goal is to strengthen protective factors, connect youth to caring adults, and celebrate a culture of safety and belonging in Birmingham.
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The City proposes a community-based initiative to prevent and intervene in youth violent criminal activity, while providing trauma-informed support and resources to better prepare justice-involved youth seeking to re-enter academic or workforce environments as law-abiding residents.









































































