Play Like Robert Foundation

CONNECTING PEOPLE THROUGH LEARNING, PLAY, AND THE COURAGE TO TRY.

By supporting projects in our communities,
you can help children learn and play with joy and purpose; to help them Play Like Robert.

WHAT WE DO

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Our foundation provides resources to make an impact upon our children's lives and our local communities.

FUND A PROJECT

OUR IMPACT

Daly Elementary
- Tether & Basketball Hoops
- Reading Program
- Gym Scoreboard
- Climbing Dome
Corvallis Primary School Reading Program
Shot Clock Donations
- Darby High School
- Hamilton High School
- Corvallis High School
- Victor High School
- Stevensville High School
- Florence High School
RAL Trail
- RAL Trail Expansion
Children's Museum of Northeast Montana in Glasgow

COMPLETED
PROJECTS

Daly Elementary

- Robert's Rules, $1,900

- Tether & Basketball Hoops, $10,000

- Reading Program, $1,000

- Gym Scoreboard, $4,500

- Climbing Dome, $3,200

Corvallis Primary School Reading Program, $1,000

Shot Clock Donations

- Darby High School, $1,000

- Hamilton High School, $1,000

- Corvallis High School, $1,000

- Victor High School, $1,000

- Stevensville High School, $1,000

- Florence High School, $1,000

RAL Trail + Expansion

Children's Museum of Northeast MT, $1,000

$28,600
IN PROJECTS

Daly Elementary
Corvallis Primary School
Darby High School
Hamilton High School
Hamilton Middle School
Corvallis High School
Victor High School
Stevensville High School
Florence High School

9 LOCAL SCHOOLS

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WE INSPIRE ACTION TO BENEFIT CHILDREN

Play Like Robert is a non-profit that engages in charitable and educational activities. Our mission is to support various charitable organizations and make an impact in the community, create engaging environments for children to get active, and support educational systems and resources.

We inspire action to benefit children.

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We understand the power of courage, effort, and joy.
You don't need to be a friend to help someone up.

Corvallis Lending Library

A Corvallis community
volunteer has built a little
lending library and placed it outside
the Corvallis Middle School cafeteria in the drop-off area.

Robert's Room Exhibit - Glasgow Children's Museum

The exhibit includes an updated rock wall, a walk up wall, netted tunnels and hanging bars with a superhero themed background.

Shot Clock Donations

$1,000 was donated to each high school in the Bitterroot Valley ($7,000 in total donations) to put towards shot clock purchases.

Corvallis Primary School Reading Program

$1,000 was donated to the Corvallis Primary School Library, which donates books that Robert A. Leonardi loved to read.

Corvallis Primary School Reading Program Book Stickers

Daly Elementary Tetherball Courts & Basketball Hoops

$10,000 was donated to help install new tetherball courts and basketball hoops at Daly Elementary.

Robert's Rules at Daly Elementary

Robert's Rules serve as a simple reminder that competition and sportsmanship can coincide in all sports and that children should never be afraid to try.

Daly Elementary Climbing Dome

$3,200 was donated to fund a new climbing dome at Daly Elementary, where Robert A. Leonardi went to grade school.

Daly Elementary Gym Scoreboard

$4,500 was donated to Daly Elementary to fund a new gym scoreboard in memory of Robert A. Leonardi.

RAL Trail Development

In partnership with the Bitter Root Stock Farm, the RAL Trail was created along the edges of the Bitter Root Stock Farm's Tammany field. It is one mile long, traveling from Golf Course Road to the bottom of Tammany Hill. Access points are at both ends and in the middle along Big Corral Road. It offers a safer and more enjoyable route for non-motorized travel in this part of Hamilton. The RAL Trail (pronounced "rail") was named in honor of Robert Anthony Leonardi (2010-2019) who tragically lost his life while riding his scooter across Golf Course Road to visit a nearby friend.

Daly Elementary Reading Program

$1,000 was donated to Daly Elementary to assist in funding their reading program. Books were donated to the school's library that Robert A. Leonardi loved to read.