About the Foundation

"Change Their Lives By Changing Their Environment!" This is the heart cry of the Shaun Livingston Foundation. The foundation seeks to create life-changing environments to help America's youth develop into strong, focused individuals, with a mindset to attain the highest level of personal success.

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Thank you for participating in the Shaun Livingston Foundation's "GET-A-CUE Challenge" 2008

As you can see, the smiles portray a genuine sense of accomplishment.
Your support and participation was truly appreciated,

Shaun Livingston, Founder
Art Jones, Co-Founder
Rachel Seward, Director
Keenan Towns, Marketing

Get A Cue Challenge for the Shaun Livingston Foundation- a recap

NBA player Shaun Livingston hosted a kickoff event for his Shaun Livingston Foundation on Thursday September 18, 2008 in Santa Monica, CA at Yankee Doodles billiards.  The inaugural event titled “Get A Cue Challenge” was a celebrity billiards tournament to help raise awareness and funds for the Shaun Livingston Foundation.  As quoted on the foundation’s homepage, “I wanted to host our event with a fun venue with a cause that is near and dear to my heart- creating an environment of success for our youngsters.”

The red carpet stayed busy from the start with big name celebrities arriving opting for a more timely arrival as opposed to the typical “fashionably” late.  Even the man of the evening, Shaun Livingston, arrived before most of his guests.  Early arrivals to grace the red carpet included actor Mekhi Pfeiffer, reality tv star Omorosa, and Jordan Farmer of the LA Lakers.  It was a beautiful mix of celebrities from various genres coming together to support a wonderful cause.  Where else would you see former hip hop dancer Big Lez chopping it up with long time actor Peter Jason? Lovezz it!
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He’s Got A Clue
Shaun Livingston is ready for a comeback.

by Nima Zarrabi

Santa Monica, CA — Give Shaun Livingston’s people a call. That is not a shout to NBA general managers. It’s some advice for athletes thinking about putting-together an event to raise awareness for their foundation in a cool and entertaining setting.

I had a chance to attend the “Get-a-Cue Challenge” Thursday evening: a billiards tournament hosted by the Shaun Livingston Foundation, held at Yankee Doodles on the Third Street Promenade. The event was put together to raise awareness of the foundation’s goals and to celebrate Shaun’s healthy recovery from a nasty knee injury suffered 18 months ago. The foundation’s goal is to change the lives of children by helping change their environment, according to one of the foundations directors, Rachel Seward. “That ranges from a whole gamut of things,” she says. “From health and good eating, to physical activity, exercise. Things you can do on and off the court to help you stay strong. Education. Leadership. And it’s also about building teamwork and collaborations.”
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Getting back in the game
Former Central, Clippers player Livingston tries to put knee injury behind him

PEORIA — Along the long, arduous comeback trail for Shaun Livingston, this has been a pivotal week.
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