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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »