Our Team
Danny Trosset
President and Executive Director
Danny Trosset
Danny@sports4thekids.orgDanny was born and raised in Central Florida, and graduated high school from Bishop Moore where he played baseball. He graduated from Flagler College with a degree in Sports Management and Business Administration. After college, he worked for 3 years at the Central Florida Sports Commission bringing and hosting sporting events into the Central Florida area then in 2008 he took the job to be the Sales and Sports Marketing Manager of the Seminole County Convention and Visitors Bureau. Danny currently serves as the Director of Sports Tourism for Seminole County where he currently works today and is in charge of the sales efforts to help bring more visitors, groups, and sporting events into Seminole County.
Growing up as a kid, Danny always played sports. From playing sports as a child to studying Sports Management in College, to now working in the sports events industry- sports has always been his passion and focus throughout his life.
In 2008 he witnessed more children experiencing homelessness due to the struggling economy. He saw many of these children here in our community not given the opportunity to participate in sports because of the cost. No child should be denied an opportunity to participate in sports because he/she cannot afford to pay for the equipment, registration fees, and he was determined to do something about this.
Because of this reason, Sports 4 The Kids was created. Over the years, we have made great partnerships throughout the Central Florida community and have helped provide an opportunity to serve several children in need by providing these children with a chance to participate in sports.
As Founder and President of Sports 4 the Kids, Danny’s primary goal is to develop, operate and manage a successful non-profit organization that over the years will serve thousands of children in need throughout Central Florida by giving these children a chance to participate in a sports program of their choice. His bigger vision is to eventually help other communities around the world develop Sports 4 the Kids programs for their youth population within their respective communities to have a greater impact on the number of children we can help. Every child deserves a chance to participate, and it is the mission of Sports 4 the Kids to ensure that we are giving our children within our community that chance to participate.
Lisa Goldman
2025 Chair
Lisa Goldman
lisa@sports4thekids.orgIn the year 2000, Lisa Goldman relocated from New York to Florida after her husband completed his residency and became a physician at Florida Hospital, now AdventHealth. She graduated from University of Delaware with a Bachelor of Science in Business and Design with a focus on CAD/CAM technology. For four years, she traveled internationally, spearheading the technological revolution in industries such as apparel, furniture, and aeronautics as the Systems Director of Lectra Systems, Inc. However, her passions led her to assume the role of Chief Information Officer at Donnkenny Apparel, Inc. Since leaving the Big Apple, Lisa has dedicated herself to various philanthropic endeavors over the past two decades while raising her children in Seminole County. She has actively participated in organizations such as the Golden Gala Circle of Friends and TeleHealth Access for Seniors. However, it is through her involvement with Sports 4 the Kids that Lisa has discovered true fulfillment and joy. Witnessing the radiant smiles on children's faces as they engage in the sports they love has been an incredible opportunity for her to make a positive impact on the local community.
A proud Eagles/Phillies fan from Bucks County, PA, Lisa currently lives in Lake Mary with her husband David. The 2 Blue Hen Alums are proud of their daughter, Alexandra, who has successfully graduated from both the University of Florida and the University of Miami, and now thrives as a tax accountant in Orlando. Their son, Andrew, is a UCF Knight and the founder of the Sports 4 the Kids Club at Lake Mary High School.
Will McReynolds
2025 Treasurer
Will McReynolds
wmcreynolds@bbandt.comWill McReynolds is a graduate of Florida State with a degree in Business and Marketing. He currently works for BB&T in the Wealth Management division as a private advisor. Will grew up in the Apopka area and currently lives there with his 3 children. He grew up playing many different sports and finally decided to focus on swimming which he did all through college becoming captain of the Florida State swim team his senior year. Will is the treasurer of Sports 4 The Kids and is in charge of keeping the records of all income and expenditures. His knowledge of finance and passion for all kids being able to participate in sports has him excited about the opportunity to work with Sports 4 The kids.
Matthew D. Pineda, J.D., LL.M., LLMLE
S4TK Board Member
Matthew D. Pineda, J.D., LL.M., LLMLE
matt@matthewpinedalaw.comMatthew Pineda is an attorney with Pineda Law PLLC. Mr. Pineda practices in the areas of probate, estate planning, and entrepreneurship. Mr. Pineda received his B.A. degree from the University of Miami, his J.D. degree from Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad College of Law, his LL.M. degree in Taxation Law from the University of Miami School of Law and his LL.M. degree in Law & Entrepreneurship from Duke University School of Law.
Matt feels sports made a significant impact on his life. During high school, Matt was a varsity rower for the Bishop Moore Crew Team which then enabled him to walk-on and then make the varsity boat of the University of Miami Men's Rowing Team. Matt rowed for Miami Crew for three years. Through participation in team sports, Matt feels he learned about accountability, discipline, working well in a team setting, and the ability to not just accept criticism, but apply the teaching points of his coaches and teammates. Matt feels these are invaluable skills that won't necessarily be taught just in a classroom setting. This is why Matt feels the mission of Sports 4 The Kids is so important. Matt is a Miami Hurricanes, Duke Blue Devils, New York Mets, New York Rangers, Orlando Magic, and Kyle Busch fan.
Kevin Coulthart
2025 Secretary
Kevin Coulthart
kcoulthart@orlandocitysc.comJoining Orlando City Soccer Club in the summer of 2015 as Vice President of Marketing, Kevin is responsible for advertising and media planning, grass roots marketing, game presentation and Club special events, among other responsibilities. A native of Jacksonville, Florida and a proud Jaguars fan, Kevin currently resides in Lake Mary with his wife and 2 children.
Andy Searles
Board Member
Andy Searles
andy@ourchurchtogether.comAndy Searles is the Lead Pastor at Church Together, a new church in Casselberry, FL. Church Together has been uniquely built to connect people with their community and with Christ. He was born, raised and educated in the UK and in 2000 married his wife, Tracie. They have two fantastic children, Bethany and Jonathan. Andy has a significant pastoral ministry experience. He is an established leader who loves to collaboratively pull people together to make a difference in the world. He is the Head Chaplain for Major League Orlando City Soccer Club, where his mission is to nurture the faith of soccer players so that they become winners off the field as well as on it. Andy is a graduate of Leadership Seminole where he serves on the Executive Council and is actively involved in several non-profits around Central Florida, including Christian HELP, The Better Man Movement and Sports 4 the Kids. Andy values truth, diligence, integrity, commitment and laughter, sacrifice and submission impress him and people of hope and vision energize him.
Andy is excited to be a part of Sports 4 Kids this organization sits as the crossroads of three very important desires in his life – Children’s Welfare, Sports and Character Development.
Frankie Claudio
S4TK Equipment Director
Frankie Claudio
info@sports4thekids.orgCoach Frankie is dedicated to supporting the mission of providing kids with opportunities to enjoy sports. A devoted family man, Frankie resides in Lake Mary with his wife and their two children, who are both passionate young athletes. In addition to his role at S4TK, Frankie has been an enthusiastic baseball coach for multiple local teams, where he instills the values of teamwork, determination, and sportsmanship in young players. He believes in the power of sports to build character and is committed to ensuring that every child has access to the coaching, equipment, and support they need to succeed. With a strong spiritual foundation, Frankie approaches his work with compassion and a desire to uplift others, making a meaningful impact in the lives of the children he serves.
Lauren Bennett
S4TK Club Director - North Region
Lauren Bennett
S4TKClub@gmail.comLauren Bennet, a student at Lake Mary High School in Seminole County, takes pride in being an active part of both the school and community. Growing up with her parents and three sisters, Lauren has built strong relationships while contributing through sports, student government, and volunteer work. From participating in local events and serving at her church to helping families in need, Lauren is committed to giving back to the community that has shaped her. As the Sports 4 the Kids Club Director for the Northern Region, she is dedicated to helping students organize their clubs, balance their schedules, and reach their goals. Lauren believes in the importance of keeping all kids active, ensuring they have the support and opportunities they deserve.
Sambhavi Kulshreshtha
S4TK Club Director - South Region
Sambhavi Kulshreshtha
S4TKClub@gmail.comSambhavi Kulshreshtha is the Southern Region Club Director for Sports 4 the Kids, and the President of the S4TK Club at Winter Springs High School. A dedicated athlete, she has been actively involved in kickboxing and volleyball for several years. Sambhavi is passionate about sports and is committed to helping others continue playing and enjoying their favorite activities. Through her work with S4TK, she strives to support those who may no longer have access to sports, ensuring they can stay involved and active.
