NCYS promotes tangible opportunities for member organizations to participate, collaborate, and engage in the legislative process, always seeking to maximize industry representation. NCYS produces legislative lobby days, encouraging members to come to Washington, DC, and visit with their Representatives on serious issues relating to our business. NCYS also encourages member companies to cultivate relationships with elected officials by hosting events and inviting Representatives to visit their facilities. The success generated by a collaborative industry approach goes a long way in establishing critical long-term communications opportunities to promote amateur sports and business issues in Washington.
Speak out on important issues and contribute to legislation affecting fields and facilities, advocate for the protection and safety of our children, fight obesity, promote physical activity & fitness, and influence other important youth sports industry public policy concerns.
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Advocating for our members and promoting the value of the amateur youth sports industry to legislators and policymakers is an important priority for NCYS. To do this, we address legislative and regulatory issues that affect the nonprofit communities. We also strive to keep our members informed about Washington's legislative and regulatory activities. With grassroots mobilization and participation there is power in numbers.
The NCYS grassroots network supports the amateur youth sports community in the legislative process by promoting legislation that will have a positive impact on the industry. NCYS members (and their members) call, e-mail, fax, write, and meet with their Members of Congress.
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Government relations programs can be informational, reactive, proactive, or a mix. the NCYS is prepared to put forth legislation, respond to legislation that has already been introduced, mobilize grassroots volunteers when a bill is approaching final action, or commenting on published regulations. We are prepared to provide input to lawmakers, especially those on the committees or subcommittees that work on fine-tuning bills. We are also prepared to be proactive government relations partners with other groups by initiating legislation and providing input for laws and regulations as they are written.
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NCYS brings together the amateur sports industry leadership to the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC. to: