In a bold stride towards youth empowerment and community upliftment, the Prince Foundation, led by Ghanaian professional footballer Prince Amoako Jnr, is set to host the highly anticipated “Giveback Tournament” at Amansaman-Abease Park on the 27th of December, 2025.
The Prince Foundation’s flagship event, the Giveback Tournament, is set to energize Amansaman-Abease Park on December 27th, 2025, harnessing the power of football to uplift teenagers and young people in Ghana. Founded by professional footballer Prince Amoako Jnr in partnership with the A.A Siblings Group, the initiative’s mission centers on building resilient, confident, and community-oriented leaders through sports, mentorship, and education.
Expanding the Circle of Impact
This year’s tournament proudly welcomes Right to Dream, Adidas, Euphoria Sports Management, and Stellar Agency as supporting stakeholders, reinforcing the event’s commitment to excellence and opportunity. Their involvement ensures even greater resources, visibility, and professional pathways for participants, paving the way for young athletes to showcase their talents on a prominent stage.
Key Details
- Date: 27th December, 2025
- Venue: Amansaman-Abease Park
- Organizers: Prince Foundation, A.A Siblings Group
- Supporting Stakeholders:
- Right to Dream
- Adidas
- Euphoria Sports Management
- Stellar Agency
Organized with the support of the A.A Siblings Group, this event embodies the foundation’s unwavering commitment to nurturing the next generation of skilled and disciplined teenagers through the transformative power of sports and mentorship.
Prince Amoako Jnr’s “Giveback Tournament” kicks off in December
Driven by the motto “Giving Back, Building Futures,” the Prince Foundation has established itself as a beacon of hope for teenagers and young people across Ghana.
At its core, the initiative provides comprehensive support addressing not only the physical and educational needs of youth but also their emotional and spiritual well-being. This holistic approach seeks to foster a generation of young leaders who are confident, resilient, God-fearing, and devoted to their communities.
The upcoming tournament stands as a testament to the foundation’s mission of excellence and efficiency, with special emphasis on identifying and supporting teenagers who possess exceptional skills in sports.
The event, styled with the distinct colors of yellow, blue, and black, is expected to bring together a vibrant mix of participants, coaches, and mentors most notably Prince, Elvis, Bright, and Thompson, who have played pivotal roles in the initiative’s success.
For many aspiring young athletes, the tournament will not only serve as a platform to showcase their abilities but also as an opportunity to receive guidance and encouragement from established role models within the community.
By blending sports, education, and mentorship, the Prince Foundation continues to redefine youth development in Ghana, setting the stage for future leaders who will make meaningful contributions both on and off the field.
The “Ghost Town Boy” spirit echoed throughout the event branding signals a celebration of perseverance, determination, and the promise of a brighter tomorrow for Ghanaian youth.
With growing excitement ahead of the December showdown, the Giveback Tournament promises to be a landmark occasion for community engagement, talent discovery, and the ongoing journey of building future.