Celebrating Athletes in Oaxaca, Mexico

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Founded in January 2020, Oax Sport is a Texas-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We empower athletes in Oaxaca by providing resources, training, and opportunities to help them achieve their dreams.

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Athletes Achieving Their Dreams

Real stories of resilience, progress, and triumph from Oaxacan athletes. Learn how your support helps them break barriers and reach new heights—in sport and in life.

What Sports Are Popular in Mexico? Exploring Traditional Mexican Sports and Oax Sport’s Mission

What sports are popular in Mexico today? Soccer leads, but baseball, boxing, basketball, and running inspire millions. Traditional Mexican sports like ulama, charrería, and pelota mixteca also preserve heritage. This post highlights Oax Sport’s role in supporting athletes in Oaxaca, connecting culture with opportunity through programs, events, and sponsorships.

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How to Use Your Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) to Support Athletes in Oaxaca, Mexico

Oax Sport Inc., a U.S. 501(c)(3), helps athletes in underserved Oaxacan communities access training, gear, and competition opportunities. Learn how you can direct your Donor-Advised Fund to create lasting impact and support athletes who are ready to compete, grow, and succeed at local, national, and international levels.

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Step Up for Disarmament: 8.29 km Community Run for Peace in Oaxaca

On August 24, 2025, Oaxaca will host the 8.29 km Step Up for Disarmament Challenge, uniting the community in a symbolic stand against nuclear testing. Starting at the historic Exconvento de Cuilápam, the event blends sport, activism, and local leadership to promote peace and global awareness. Registration is free but limited.

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Help us support athletes in Oaxaca by volunteering, joining our runs, or making a donation. Your contribution makes a lasting difference in the lives of talented athletes and their communities.