A proposal from Competitive Sports Foundation
Weekly classes, group walks, and big community days. Free for residents, open to Minth families, with Minth's name on all of it.
“Their unwavering belief in their community will make this old steel mill shine again.”
William Chin, Chief Strategy Officer, Minth Group · Made in Alabama, March 2026 ↗
Minth is putting $430 million and 1,300+ jobs into the old Gulf States Steel site.
Minth Moves Gadsden is how the folks who live around that site, and the people who'll work there, feel that investment every single week. Not on a sign. At a Tuesday morning class, a Wednesday walk, a Saturday finish line.
Built on Minth's own wellness goals
Minth already commits to “Physical, Mental and Spiritual Wellness” and a “Family Based Culture – Balance between Work and Life” for its employees. Minth Moves Gadsden turns that into something local your team can actually show up to: free classes that fit around shifts, coworker walking groups, and family days, open to employees and their families.
Minth Group, careers and employee care ↗01 · The plan
One program, three groups of people who get something real out of it.
Free classes and walks every week, so cost isn't what keeps people home. Beginner-friendly, morning and evening, with family days mixed in.
Your people get to show up next to their neighbors. Coworker walking groups, relay teams at the big days, and family events they'll actually want to bring the kids to.
A name people connect with something good in their week, not just a building off the highway. Plus real numbers on who showed up and what it did.
02 · The year
The weekly stuff keeps people coming back. The big days give them something to circle on the calendar.
03 · The big days
Each one is built so a first-timer feels welcome and a regular still gets a challenge.
04 · The app
This is how residents and Minth families actually take part. Everything lives in one app, Move Gadsden™: find a class, sign up in a tap, and keep moving between the big days. Scroll inside the phone and try it.
05 · Who we are
Competitive Sports Foundation is a Gadsden-based 501(c)(3) that makes organized sports and activity easier to access. Through LegacyLeagues, we run adult and youth basketball seasons in two cities.
Our experience
CSF's leadership brings more than 30 years of combined experience running structured, community-based programs. That includes building governance, coordinating facilities, overseeing programs, meeting insurance and compliance requirements, and keeping schedules people can count on. It's the practical know-how it takes to build programs people keep coming back to.
10 adult teams
6 adult teams
Youth basketball
3v3 for 12U and 14U
Scheduling, registration, rosters, officials, live production, and family communication are already part of how we operate every week. Minth Moves Gadsden applies that same playbook to community fitness.
Founding investment, presenting partner, and one liaison to help reach employees.
Access to city spaces, local approvals, and planning help for the big days.
A dedicated program coordinator, qualified instructors, registration, the app, purchasing, and quarterly reports.
06 · The budget
The biggest slice goes straight into classes, events, and gear. The City covers access to its spaces, so none of this pays rent on public facilities.
07 · Keeping score
Let's talk
We'd love to sit down with Minth's local leadership and whoever handles wellness or community giving. Bring questions. We'll bring the plan.
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