My Soccer Links

Grassroot Soccer United is a youth-led movement of soccer playing kids around the world who are coming together in the fight against HIV/AIDS in Africa.

Velletri Soccer Group,VSG, goal is to help children in developing countries and bring new soccer stars to the pitch with Soccer Schools and soccer academies.

Charity Football team

Childhood itself is difficult to preserve in a world beset, as this one is, by armed conflict, poverty, and HIV/AIDS. Yet, UNICEF and FIFA believe that football can help rescue the part of childhood that includes the right to play. And as children gather to play football in villages and large cities, in wealthy and poor nations, they will share in a passion that unites people all over the world.

The Johan Cruyff Foundation supports sports programs for children with or without a handicap worldwide. The Cruyff Foundation has an office in the Netherlands and Spain. The Cruyff Foundation in the Netherlands supports national and international programs, whilst the Cruyff Foundation in Spain mainly supports programs within Spain.

Dallas SCORES, an affiliate of the national program America SCORES, is the only after-school program to use the world's most popular sport - soccer - to inspire literacy in elementary school children. We serve 128 youth in the Dallas Independent School District; every day after school our kids will play soccer and express themselves through poetry!

The Lighthouse Soccer Foundation, Inc. was created to address the issues of insuring that Floridians are provided an equal opportunity to benefit from participation in a team sport that promotes both independence and team spirit. The underlying principle of the organization is access to the sport - for everyone, regardless of economic, racial, or physical ability.

In cooperation with US Youth Soccer and the U.S. National Soccer Team Players Association, Soccer Kicks for Cancer raises funds to support the mission of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society: Cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families.

" I created this foundation to benefit important issues that have directly affected me throughout my life. The foundation is focused on providing support for two important causes: raising funds and awareness for bone marrow transplant patients and continuing the growth in opportunities for young women in sports."

Want to go to COLLEGE FOR FREE and play sports? We can help! "We are a non-profit team of coaches and EUROSPORT, who, since 1991, have helped thousands of student athletes get to college and on the team ... many with full scholarships. Our mission is to teach serious student athletes how they can go to college for free and play sports. Thousands have.

The Passback program collects used but still playable gear and sends it to teams/organizations who are otherwise unable to afford even the most basic soccer equipment. From a small school in Zimbabwe to an after-school program in inner-city New York, Passback gear has found its way to all corners of the globe. It has grown from one box sent to a family friend to a program that donated some 30,000 pieces of gear last year.

Formed from the surplus funds generated by the 1994 World Cup, the US Soccer Foundation officially opened its doors in 1995 with an endowment of almost $50 million dollars. Since then, with the publicity and enthusiasm for the sport generated by the 1994 World Cup and sustained by the 1999 Women's World Cup, participation levels of men, women, and children have increased significantly. Simultaneously, the Foundation's ability to fund soccer programs across the country has also increased. The Foundation is continually striving to meet our mission - to enhance, assist and grow the sport of soccer - by seeking out and supporting new partnerships and programs each year.