Show Notes
In this episode of Open for Small Business, PJ and Krissie King, founders of Foundation Basketball, share how they turned their passion for youth basketball into a thriving community-focused enterprise.
The episode explores the challenges and rewards of building a purpose-driven business, from grassroots beginnings to long-term impact.
The Kings reflect on leadership, resilience, and the power of sport to shape lives, on and off the court. It’s an inspiring listen for entrepreneurs who believe in doing good while building a thriving business.
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