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FOUNDER &
MENTORS
Abir Bajaj built the vision. High school players in Mentor Corps bring it to life on the court for elementary kids.
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ABIR BAJAJ
Founder
Founder · Vision & Oversight
ABIR BAJAJ
STARTED IT HERE.
Abir Bajaj founded Built 4 More to connect high school basketball players with elementary students—leadership through mentorship, not another camp.
He started as a high school player who saw what older teammates could offer younger kids—and believed every elementary student deserved that same investment from someone just a few years ahead.
He's still involved today: building the Mentor Corps, training high school leaders, and making sure every session stays kid-first—confidence and character before highlights.
Mentor Corps
WHO LEADS ON THE COURT
These are the high school basketball players who run sessions for elementary students—trained, supervised, and here to lead.
9TH–12TH
Grade · Mentor Corps
TEACHING K–5 ON THE COURT
On the floor
NOT BABYSITTERS. MENTORS.
Elementary kids listen differently to someone closer to their age—less intimidating, more relatable.
High school mentors grow too: patience, communication, and responsibility they carry back to their team.
Basketball is the shared language—drills, games, and huddles that feel like fun, not a lecture.
- On a school or club basketball team (JV or varsity)
- Ready to show up weekly for elementary sessions
- Trained on leadership, safety, and how to teach young kids
- Supported by adult staff—not left on their own
“The kid I mentor asked me to help with his crossover. I realized I'm a leader now—not just a player.”
— Mentor Corps · Grade 10
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PLAY IN HIGH SCHOOL? LEAD HERE.
Apply for Mentor Corps or sign your elementary student up for Court Sessions or Hoop Lab.
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