Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
Open Guard Collective: Give a kid a gi
A Nevada 501(c)(3) that collects and buys jiu-jitsu gis for youth academies, explaining where donations go and what the gear costs to move.
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- Donors and volunteers supporting youth jiu-jitsu programs
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- The group says a 50-pound checked bag carries 11–16 gis weighing 3.1–4.5 pounds each.
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The page offers more than a donation button: visitors can offer gis, mats, hygiene products, professional services, or help with events and logistics. Its four-part account of the work includes seminars and instructor development as well as equipment, and the collective says it works with local leaders and returns after visits. Monthly donors are assigned belt levels from White Belt at $10 per month to Black Belt at $100.
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