Playing sports shouldn’t cost a fortune. This guide shows kids and adults how to find free programs, swap equipment, and join community leagues; staying active without the stress or high price tag.

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A directory of government and nonprofit support programs and services for food, housing (also homelessness), education, health, debt and legal services.

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