Find Soccer Nonprofits and Charities

  Wats wrote:

Grassroot Soccer is an incredible organization... creating crucial dialogue and action where it is needed the most! more »

  costaypaz1 wrote:

This nonprofit is committed to empowering refugees through education and sports. Their efforts have changed the lives for the better of many families that endure the almost unbearable consequences of genocide and refugee life. more »

  1rivka wrote:

My kids have been attending the soccer at Seeds in the Middle for a few years now. It's a great program to get the kids moving for over 2 hours every Sunday. It also helps foster a positive environment for the different cultures in my neighborhood who... more »

  mikhal wrote:

DC Scores is one of the best nonprofit organizations that I am affiliate with in the nation. I have witnessed how it has changed the lifes of you kids. The kids develop confidence, a passion to help their communities, a love for soccer and an amazing... more »

  weissbem wrote:

I’ve been involved with this organization for several years and have seen the impact on the kids first hand. The amount of work this organization accomplishes is impressive, to say the least! more »

  Lilygivoni wrote:

Kids in Cleats is an incredible, thoughtful charity that helps children in need by bringing sports into their life. It is run by a PHD with a wealth of experience helping children so that their future is brighter. Highly recommend this organization,... more »

  jmiatsui wrote:

America SCORES is an amazing nonprofit that teaches students leadership, literacy, and healthy living via an integrated curriculum of soccer and poetry. The organization brilliantly combines and leverages students' love for soccer and athletics with the... more »

  AutismSoccer wrote:

Our Mission Changing children’s lives through Soccer Our Goal To teach children soccer skills in a supportive environment, develop a life-long love of exercise, and to have FUN! Through Autism Soccer (AS), children learn that with... more »

  aysocoach wrote:

I have been a volunteer with AYSO for over thirty years, long after my kids have grown up. Why? Because this is one youth sports organization that has its head screwed on right! They are truly more concerned with sport as youth development, rather... more »

  fdebarros wrote:

I have been following CYFs journey for a few years now. The work they are doing for the youth in our community is truly remarkable. From helping kids in our school system to finding scholarships and helping families with financial hardships. Love what... more »

  villc wrote:

This Soccer Club is for kids youth soccer development our mission is to educate about soccer and life. Give opportunity to the community to be involved in a program that brings joy and happiness to the youth. more »

  Yunio Ivan M. wrote:

I have been in the Club for over 8 years. We still have the cheapest membership for a LGBTQIA Soccer Club. And it's definetly like you family. more »

  Rk12up wrote:

This soccer club is not about developing soccer skills of existing players, but is more about recruiting more players at each level to increase income. They take in new players almost every season giving new members the incentive of joining a level higher... more »

  Cbabs00 wrote:

I am so thrilled to witness the impact that Midas has on the young boys! I have had the privilege to see the growth of the kids from the time they've started, and the coaches and founder of Midas has done a fantastic job mentoring, coaching, and being... more »

  ask1 wrote:

If you are considering CSA Matthews for your boy, think twice, my parent advice is to go elsewhere. The prestige of the club takes precedence over teaching players’ soccer and sportsmanship. Your kid is very likely to be used to fulfill the financial... more »

  Writer wrote:

I like to thank your organization for helping my family get accustom to the American school system. Without your help my kids would have been lost. Also, not only did Audacia help us with school but they went out their way to help us with our everyday... more »

  Eran wrote:

The Play On! Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit foundation based in Sonoma Valley, pro-actively seeks out, sponsors and enables talented but financially-challenged young girls to play soccer. more »

  d_hughes00 wrote:

An incredible organization! Pittsburgh Soccer In The Community does an amazing job of serving the Pittsburgh area by providing children in the “at-risk” communities of Pittsburgh with access to tuition-free soccer programs and lifestyle skills. The... more »

  BryanL wrote:

I tend to give people the benefit of the doubt and have never written a negative review like this. I generally don't think it's my place to punish businesses and organizations through reviews but instead use Yelp and related sites to reward good ones.... more »

  David128 wrote:

I coach my son's U12 soccer team and this fall season we matched up with a Team we only knew from the posted schedule as the Fugees. As we took the field for our first of two scheduled games, we noticed this was no ordinary team. They we very skilled... more »

  Frosco wrote:

Great organization! They endeavor to provide quality social services, defend rights and interests while trying to restore the level of dignity, honesty and pride which are identified elements of the Immigrant name in the United States more »

  codysowner wrote:

The summer before last my wife and I traveled to Nairobi, Kenya, and visited the school and soccer program located in Kibera, one of the world's worst slums. The 60+ girls in the classroom were focused, task oriented, and very interested about life in... more »

  mobileUser690577 wrote:

They are already providing a lot to the community, if they had more coaches they can impact the community by having more kids play sports more »

  soccerparent wrote:

This club monoplizes the Austin area, thus it does not create a healthy environment for players. There is a huge level of fear amongst the parents and players. They fell trapped and at the mercy of the club. I would seek other options. There are... more »

  dago0829 wrote:

We removed our daughter from this environment after finding out one of the coaches was a pedophile, we did not feel as though this was a good environment to have our daughter in when there are so many other choices for high-level soccer. more »

  Soccer04 wrote:

Our daughter has trained with New York soccer club since she was 10 and is now 17. Our biggest complaint w the club is that she’s had the same coach, Anthony for three years and he plays mind games with her and has severely damaged her confidence.... more »

  MPK2 wrote:

I'm the parent of a Wake Futbol Club player and have been very, very happy with our decision to play for Wake FC. Great administrators, coaches, volunteers, parents, players and teams. New "high end" turf fields on the way in Holly Springs,... more »

  Soccorwatch wrote:

not a friendly group. beware! What is their policy on background checks for staff and volunteers? stay away or keep a close eye. more »

  Daniel Lopez wrote:

This is why I volunteer with PPSC. Their core values are something I agreed 100%. Respect for the dignity of all those with whom we come in contact. Compassion for those less fortunate. Fairness in all of our dealings and operations. Rigorous obedience... more »

  frmthndr wrote:

Unfortunately, Minnesota Thunder Academy started with high expectations and great plans. However, after the failure of the Minnesota Thunder professional soccer club which gave this organization it's status, MTA has been on the decline. Although it... more »

  JulieStokholm wrote:

I communicated with LMS - and 2 days after I was interacting with the kids. I spent 3 weeks at the school, 6 days a week, and the time went away so fast. I am deeply grateful for the time I spent with the kids, to see their smiles and different faces... more »

  rlopez86 wrote:

El campamento estuvo muy bien los niños disfrutaron mucho el estar aprendiendo nuevas técnicas de soccer este tipo de programas ayudan mucho a los niños de nuestra comunidad para mantenerlos alejados de las drogas y malas amistades y se enfoquen en... more »

  SSTTGG wrote:

IT IS VERY BAD, THE LEADER IS VERY RUDE, NO NO PROPER ORGANISATION, VERY HARD TO KNOW YOUR TEAM OR THE SCHEDULE more »

  shelly_hba wrote:

Please even up the teams. Willits is a small town and the kids all know each other through school or other sports. It's great to have strong teams, but not at the expense of our kids. Youth sports leagues help the children learn teamwork. It's not... more »

  soccer_mom wrote:

Our son loves the club, his coach has taught him and his team amazing concepts, moves etc. There are so many new things to learn from him... The club is totally worth it. Give it a try! more »

  luseniiw wrote:

Great place for nurturing kids through soccer. Organization makes it possible for refugees and underserved youths to play competitive soccer at no cost. more »

  md17lip wrote:

Horrible experience with this league. Their Signature division promises 50% playtime which is a lie. Our girls where on a team with a horrific coach who only played the starters, did not keep track of time and had no rotational schedule. We confronted... more »

  Review123 wrote:

After paying in full as requested prior the start of the season, the practice schedule days changed and then again in the middle of the season. They also dropped a tournament. You will be asked to pay for professional coaches and private lessons as well... more »

  shaunpecker wrote:

Very poor customer service and fraud people work there. Had a very bad experience with VP micro-soccer associate who wont refund the money after she promised. Wont reply to my emails or phone calls. Very arrogant person on the board. I hope this message... more »

  Writer wrote:

The group tries to bring soccer to the youth of Danville, VA from ages 3 up to 18 in both a recreation and travel capacity. My child has enjoyed it over the past few years, but it has become increasingly disorganized. In our tenure with the club, we... more »

  rsamu212 wrote:

Initially, I wanted to find an outlet for my Son to burn off some energy. SBU turned out to be a Blessing. My Son loves playing Soccer every Saturday at South Bronx United. The recreational program is well run and serves our youngsters well. You can... more »

  westendnative wrote:

I live in the West End of Atlanta, Soccer in the Streets just opened up free soccer programs for all youth at our local train station they also gave all the kids free soccer gear and cards to use the train and play other communities! We never had anyone... more »

  TrumpCard wrote:

Balls Without Borders sendsoccer balls around the world to children living in refugee camps and war-torn countries. They support the American goodwill image abroad, and provide balls to serve as play therapy for children and soldiers affected by Post-traumatic... more »

  JenWalker7 wrote:

Horrible behavior of parents on the sidelines taunting an child from the other team, and then following and threatening him in the parking lot. The parents of the teams in this organization are known for unacceptable behavior at games. The leadership... more »

  Vinc wrote:

PSAis great for introducing young boys and girls to the sport. They have wonderful coaches, who insist on sportsman ship first. more »

  Marco B. wrote:

I have been a donor, volunteer and also Board member of this youth organization. They are dedicated to helping youth sports and fitness. They do great things behind the scenes, such as donating school supplies to needy children. They also donated sports... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is the worst soccer club I've experienced in the last 20 years. They are highly financially manipulative: lie about scholarships, coerce payments right before games/tournaments or threaten to not let your kid play, apply payments to different fees... more »

  Writer wrote:

Run, don't walk away from this organization. They clearly are more focused on money than developing young players and/or the kids' passion for the sport. Very disappointing! more »

  Soccer Fam wrote:

Amazing Youth soccer club. I've researched soccer for my kids and they are absolutely top tier! Great program and my child has developed so much in such a short time. more »

  TimPe wrote:

This club has talented players(boys and girls), qualified coaches. But the board is very questionable. They would award big ticket items (website development 5K, Uniforms 75K ) contracts without calling for bids. Unless the parents of the kids elect... more »

  gg0610 wrote:

Need to be more truthful to their members. Played for this club last year and will not be returning. Promise lots but deliver little. Very unorganized. more »

  SoccerDad88 wrote:

This organization is not managed well from the top down. Any inquiries from parents to administrators are answered disrespectfully and unprofessionally. I would definitely not donate to or sponsor this organization until they change their leadership... more »

  jgalvancentral1 wrote:

Central Cali Soccer Academy is a nonprofit organization in Porterville, California dedicated to the development of superb student- Student Athletes in the Central Valley. Furthermore, Central Cali Soccer Academy (CCSA) provides stellar professional and... more »

  Claudia Varga wrote:

I am an addiction counselor from Romania and I received a lot of help in my professional experience and to become a good leader in this field. Since 1999, when I was a student Terry made my first introduction to addiction field by a small training in... more »

  soccermum wrote:

Diamond Bar Soccer League has amazing soccer coaches that volunteer their time to teach the proper game of soccer so that kids that want to excel to the next level of play have every opportunity. The offer recreational, signature and club level soccer... more »

  asddfghh wrote:

This is a terrible organization for children. The organizers are not there for the children, they target parents who have suggestions for their organization. If they don't like your suggestions they take it out on your child. Terrible!! I would give them... more »

  Writer wrote:

This place is terrible. The place stinks and they don't take care of the kids. Please do not go here if you do you will be disappointed. more »

  soccerparent20 wrote:

I believed in this club and trusted them with my son’s development. As one of the few minorities on the team, we initially felt comfortable until it became clear there was a clear divide between equality. The Red teams are B teams used for financial... more »

  magicmommie wrote:

This league is an embarrassment to the community and to non-profit recreational sports leagues everywhere. The politics are worse than travel soccer leagues. There are teams of 10 year olds that have been playing together since they were 5 including the... more »

  mvpdoc13 wrote:

Great Program that began in 1972. It is the second oldest youth soccer organization in Washington State. They are in it for all the right reasons. The kids.!!! more »

  Ebeneokorie wrote:

Love to help people and help them be happy about anything more »

  Duannah S. wrote:

This organization has proven the four methods of a good business: Organizing, Leading, Control and Planning. more »

  Writer wrote:

I'm very disappointed. I understand it is a volunteer organization. But there is little or no training and support for new coachs. I can understand the league calling me about issues when I was a coach, I was learning too. But I chose not to be a coach... more »

  LAlisa wrote:

I'd give it zero stars if I could. The whole program is run via secrets and lies and backroom deals. Promises are made, big ideas touted. Nothing comes to fruition. Somehow they keep things going by calling in political favors but it is no way to run... more »

  pbfc wrote:

A youth soccer team with players ranging in age from 6 to 18. Travel to tournaments to see how the players are using their skills and advancing. They are currently unable to field 11v11 teams due to the lack of training space in Pompano Beach and lack... more »

  nordicjules wrote:

Decorah United Soccer Club has developed into a great club, with a very hard working board. I think the goal is to help the youth of the Decorah area to become better soccer players, have fun and learn life lessons while participating. Many thanks to... more »

  dkbrowneyes1 wrote:

This is a profit Organization, However they ILLEGally USE A NON PROFIT NUMBER. I have been involved on observation of them for many years now over five,and know first hand. They keep a obscene amount of money for them selves instead of paying for... more »

  daronsdad wrote:

Great charity and community sports club. I know that all proceeds go to programs for the children. I contribute yearly and encourage others to do the same. I've been associated with the club peripherally since its inception in the early 1990s and know... more »

  karincordova wrote:

Unifut Club is a good club for all the kids that want to be and that are involved I just hate the managers of the our team for U16 girls. both "managers" say that they do it because of the girls or their girls but they don't they are only benefiting for... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  dreamincbus wrote:

This is an adulteress organization. The board and directors are not interested in serving the kids. Their goals are very self serving and mostly about hooking up with soccer moms and filling their wallets. The form 990 is also filed incorrectly as... more »

  Pontiak wrote:

The Maroons was started in 2000 to provide a club experience in soccer for the youths in Southeast Queens. The club focused on teaching the game of soccer and improving social interactions among the members. Many of of members have moved on to college... more »

  jflickinger wrote:

The Soccer Club of Rockford (SCOR) is an awesome organization focused on teaching the game of soccer to kids in the community while teaching them life skills that benefit them both on and off the field. It's run by a group of volunteers who put there... more »

  kvent1816 wrote:

Absolutely horrible organization. They pay their referees slave labor rates and it shows in the quality of games they call. They continue to blame parents for the referee shortage and fine clubs for those actions. But do they pay the referee anything... more »

  Kick For A Cause wrote:

Since July of 2005, Kick For A Cause (KFAC) has held an annual women’s charity soccer tournament. A couple hundred amazing women playing a sport they love to help those whose lives have been affected by violence. We are always looking for teams,... more »

  coolio wrote:

Not a big fan of this soccer club. Our daughter was playing on the team last fall and spring seasons. She liked her team in the fall, and we tried to get her back on the same team in the spring. We requested it, but she was put on a new team instead with... more »

Field teams in recreation and club level soccer leagues for men and women under the age of 19 during the spring and fall. more »

Promote health and welfare for florida youth through involvement in soccer programs. more »

To provide the opportunity for more »

To provide over 300 boys and girls in the holmdel nj area the opportunity to participate in soccer tournaments and camps. To provide... more »

Local youth soccer more »

Hunt4soccer foundation inc. Is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing at risk children the opportunity to learn, play,... more »

To promote the sport of soccer to children between the ages of 10 and 18 in the town of stonington,ct more »

To provide a positive, fun, organized and affordable amateur soccer program for young players living in or near the middleton... more »

To provide instructional and competitive soccer playing opportunities through specific programming designed for the individual... more »

Promote, develop & support soccer activities for youth more »

Cfysa provides and administers an organized youth soccer program twice a year (spring and fall) to youth ages 4-19. Over 2500... more »

To promote the sport of soccer and to educate children in soccer skills and techniques. To provide the opportunity for fun, recreation... more »

The banat soccer club is an athletic organization promoting the ideals of good sportsmanship, community spirit, dedication, commitment... more »

Ksc facilitates and particpates in spring and fall soccer leagues and tournaments providing competitive and recreational soccer more »

To provide a positive, developmental and competitive soccer program for all players within the brandywine heights school district.... more »

To promote the sport of soccer in an environment of fun, individual achievement, and team growth. more »

To provide the opportunity for area children to play soccer. To provide education and instruction to the participating children.... more »

Provide soccer program and facilities for the youth of vacaville, ca more »

Promote soccer in nelson county more »

To provide a stable organizational structure to teach and develop skills in the playing of soccer amoung youth players in order... more »

Promote/coordinate/develop youth soccer more »

Provide youth a safe soccer experience more »

Charitable, educational, youth soccer more »

Soccer is the game, changing lives is the goal. Provide educational scholarships, mentoring programs, bible studies, and training... more »

The primary purpose of the foundation is to make the world a better place to live, work, and recreate by providing more opportunities... more »

Provide and promote soccer within the community more »

Teaching youth the game of soccer. more »

Provide training and support for local soccer kids more »

Nonprofit and youth soccer association more »

Foster national and international amateur competition in the sport of soccer. Teach and train youth in the sport of soccer. more »

Instructional training and more »

Provide soccer activities to community youth. more »

To develop & challenge youth soccer players to have a high standard of technical & tactical profiency, through positive coaching... more »