Be a Champion for those living with brain diseases and promote healthy brains at any age!

Ping Pong for Good is a movement for brain health. We are on a mission to improve the quality of life for those living with neurological conditions (such as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, MS, and ADHD) and promote better brain health at any age.  We work with experts in neuroscience, physical fitness, active aging, and table tennis to develop a new protocol for therapy and fitness with exercises and drills inspired by the game that make playing ping pong a brain training activity with therapeutic benefits.

View highlights from our first year here.

Donate before 1/1/2022 for a chance to win prizes from the 10 Days of FUNDraising that will help get you started on the pathway to better brain health and experiencing the therapeutic benefits of playing ping pong!

Your generous donations will provide for the participation and transportation of people living with cognitive disorders, in the PPG Fitness and PPG Therapy Programs and the costs associated with these programs.  They will allow for our continued momentum and will bridge the gap as we wait for funding from our grants and committed pledges.  These costs include the development of the "ping pong therapy" protocol, physical therapists and trainers,  venue costs, equipment, table tennis coaches, fitness experts.   

The first 25 monthly donors of $10 or more will be denoted as "Founding LEAGUE Members" and receive a free Ping Pong for Good T-shirt! 👕.   THE LEAGUE is a community of monthly donors who are champions for all those who are impacted by degenerative brain disorders and decline and the people who love them. 

Who can benefit from PPG Therapy and PPG Fitness?

While ping pong has health benefits for everyone, it is especially beneficial for those aging and living with brain disorders, including Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, MS, stroke and ADD.  Watch this video to learn more about who can benefit based on PPG’s Ping Pong Therapy pilot program. 

PPG Therapy and PPG Fitness can benefit those living with neurological conditions and promote healthy, active aging. We have identified a clear need for our programs from those that are living with brain disorders and from those seeking new ways to stay active given the physical limitations associated with growing older. We have also heard from the caregiving community and the providers who serve those living with these conditions associated with aging and brain diseases. that they are seeking programs like ours. Our programs provide a fun and beneficial way for people to engage physically, socially, and mentally while building community, even across generations!

Learn more at: pingpongforgood.org