Annual IQF Coat Drive
Every year at the Havre de Grace Boys & Girls Club, we collect and give coats in adult, youth and kids sizes. Thank you to everyone who made the October 17, 2026 drive happen.
Toronto Raptors guard Immanuel Quickley and his family back youth basketball, mentorship and community programs for kids across Harford County, Maryland.
Immanuel was born and raised in Havre de Grace and graduated from The John Carroll School in Bel Air in 2018. On March 25, 2025, he walked back into its gym with his mother, Nitrease Quickley — a Harford County educator — to launch this foundation.
“Education has always been a cornerstone of my family's values.”
Immanuel Quickley, at the foundation launch
Our mission is to enhance others by positively inspiring youth and families to have faith to focus on what is possible by providing resources and support.
Every program lines up behind five commitments. Together they cover the whole kid — not just the jump shot.
Helping young people and families believe in what's possible.
Backing young people in the classroom as well as on the court.
IQ5 Elite youth basketball and IQ camps that teach the game the right way.
Guidance from Immanuel, his family and the foundation for young people on and off the court.
Coat drives, back-to-school festivals and free health screenings at home.
Where the work actually happens — in Bel Air, Havre de Grace and across Harford County.
Every year at the Havre de Grace Boys & Girls Club, we collect and give coats in adult, youth and kids sizes. Thank you to everyone who made the October 17, 2026 drive happen.
Immanuel's youth basketball program, with health and wellness built into the work.
Immanuel's basketball camp in Bel Air, supported by the foundation.
Camp details at iqbasketballcamps.comFree health screenings paired with basketball activities for communities that need them.
Coats in the winter, backpacks and school supplies in the fall — collected locally, given locally.
What we've done so far. Follow @iqfoundation_ for what's next.
Havre de Grace Boys & Girls Club, 351 Lewis Lane. Collecting and giving coats in adult, youth and kids sizes.
The John Carroll School, Bel Air.
Bel Air, MD 21014.
Co-hosted in Havre de Grace with the Havre de Grace Youth Commission and sponsors, handing out backpacks full of supplies.
Havre de Grace Boys & Girls Club, 11:00 AM–2:00 PM.
An evening celebrating youth excellence in basketball and leadership.
The launch drew coverage from Baltimore to Toronto.
Every coat, backpack and camp spot comes from people who decided to pass the ball. Pick how you want to help and we'll follow up.
Put your business behind the coat drive, back-to-school festival or Sneaker Ball.
Coats for our annual coat drive, school supplies and gear for Harford County kids.
Work an event, coach, or mentor.