Our Mission
The Holland Group Foundation is dedicated to mentoring youth through the lens of sports, leadership, and everyday life. We create inclusive programs that inspire confidence, encourage mental and physical wellness, and promote personal growth beyond the game. Our mission is to guide young people—athletes and non-athletes alike—toward purpose, resilience, and success in all areas of life.
We are also committed to empowering youth and their families by providing resources, support, and financial assistance to promote education, mental and physical health, and overall well-being.
About The Holland Group Foundation
Our History
Ron Holland II
Ron Holland II
Founded in 2023, The Holland Group Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to uplifting communities through targeted programs and initiatives that address critical needs among youth and their families.
Rooted in compassion, advocacy, and equity, the Foundation offers accessible pathways to educational success, mental health awareness, physical wellness, and financial stability.
Ron Holland II
Ron Holland II
Ron Holland II
Ron Holland II is a professional athlete with the Detroit Pistons and a proud Dallas native. As a graduate of Duncanville High School, Ron understands the power of community and the importance of giving back.
Through The Holland Group Foundation, he is committed to empowering youth, promoting mental wellness, and creating meaningful oppor
Ron Holland II is a professional athlete with the Detroit Pistons and a proud Dallas native. As a graduate of Duncanville High School, Ron understands the power of community and the importance of giving back.
Through The Holland Group Foundation, he is committed to empowering youth, promoting mental wellness, and creating meaningful opportunities for underserved families.
On and off the court, Ron leads with purpose—using his platform to inspire the next generation to dream bigger, push harder, and stay rooted in service
Our Vision
Ron Holland II
Our Vision
The Holland Group Foundation envisions thriving communities where every individual—especially youth—has access to the support, education, and opportunities needed to reach their full potential.
We strive to be a catalyst for equity, healing, and generational empowerment through sustainable and inclusive programming.
Upcoming Events
Kicks & Care - Back to School Giveaway
Kicks& Care: Back to School is a free, family-focused event hosted by NBA players and Dallas natives Ron Holland II (Detroit Pistons) and Anthony Black (Orlando Magic). Now in its second year, this event helps students start the school year strong by providing backpacks, school supplies, and resources to support their mental and physical wellness.
Open to students and families in the community, you must register to attend using the link below.
Registration closes July 11th.
Don’t miss this day of fun, support, and community as we gear up for a great school year!
Past the Pressure : Mental Health Symposium
This free symposium is focused on the real mental and emotional challenges today’s youth face—in school, in sports, and in everyday life. From academic pressure and social media influence to athletic demands and identity struggles, young people are carrying more than ever before.
Our mission is to create a safe, welcoming space where mental health is prioritized, stigma is broken, and families walk away with real tools, helpful resources, and a strong sense of community.
Stay tuned for more details and registration information—coming soon!
July is BIPOC Mental Health Month
July is BIPOC Mental Health Month
Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month
Each July, we honor the legacy of author, advocate, and trailblazer Bebe Moore Campbell by recognizing Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month (also referred to as BIPOC Mental Health Month).
Moore Campbell’s ability to tell impactful stories highlighting themes of racism, mental health, and family left a lasting mark on this world and is a foundation for much of the work that continues in support of Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) mental health.
Click here for resources and to learn more about BIPOC Mental Health Month
