Did you know that our spring Safe Places to Play grant cycle is open? Submit your letter of interest now for field-building or enhancement grants before the deadline on January 31.
U.S. Soccer Foundation President & CEO Ed Foster-Simeon recently sat down with Soccer America‘s Mike Woitalla to discuss the progress of our mini-pitch initiative in the effort to make soccer everyone’s game.
Natalia travels from Vancouver, Washington to Portland, Oregon four times per week to coach Soccer for Success because she feels empowered in her role as a mentor and believes in the ability of soccer to change young lives.
As we enter the new year, we’re excited to share our annual report, which details events, partnerships, grants, and other initiatives from the 2019 fiscal year.
We are celebrating the second anniversary of It’s Everyone’s Game. Through this movement, we have created 250 Safe Places to Play mini-pitches and, over two years, have engaged 158,000 children in Soccer for Success.
In addition to soccer fundamentals, Soccer for Success teaches participants and coach-mentors, like Elias and Marcos, the value of teamwork and how to lead by example to achieve both personal and team goals.
