South Bayfront Sailing Association in Chula Vista's Marina Parkway harbor has provided ASA-certified sailing instruction and maritime-history education from its 604 Marina Pkwy berth since 2013. The nonprofit's flagship is the 136-foot schooner Bill of Rights, a 1971-built replica of a 19th-century New England Banks fishing vessel that shares San Diego Bay with the protected wetlands of San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Founded by retired U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and U.S. Sail & Power Squadron mariners, the all-volunteer organization holds EIN 46-3442637 and files under NTEE codes O50 (Youth Development) and C60 (Environmental Education). Youth crew-training programs put students ages 10 through 18 at the helm for navigation, watch-standing, and deck maintenance — hands-on maritime STEM instruction that feeds into the same South Bay youth-enrichment pipeline served by Hope Sports on the athletics side. The Bill of Rights carries up to 30 guests and eight crew in offshore Pacific waters, or 83 guests on harbor voyages under 12 hours, and holds designation as Chula Vista's official tall ship and a member vessel of the American Tall Ship Society.