This year has been nothing but normal and we know it has been tough on our kids as we have worked through challenging times. Our kids have been impacted by COVID tremendously but we adapted the best we knew how by providing extra support throughout the year.
By Andrew Clark
Major League Soccer and Wells Fargo today announced the 26 Community MVPs that were selected for making a positive impact during the COVID-19 pandemic. Fans throughout the soccer community had the opportunity to nominate themselves or individuals who have provided critical services, including healthcare professionals, social workers, teachers,
By Andrew Clark
Soccer in the Streets is fortunate to have recently added Otto Lowey as an additional board member with our organization. He has a special connection with Soccer in the Streets and brings a wealth of experience to his role.
By Andrew Clark
Soccer in the Streets is excited to announce the completion of our newest field project - StationSoccer Lindbergh. The project construction began over the summer and the new fields represent our fourth StationSoccer project. Soccer in the Streets was able to complete this project largely in part to
By Andrew Clark
Dear Soccer in the Streets Family,
Throughout the COVID crisis, we have been evaluating when we feel it is safe to start playing again. This involves monitoring the opinions of key health organizations, such as the CDC and WHO, and the governing soccer bodies. As of now, we
By Andrew Clark
Check out this recent article from the AJC about our organization winning the Robert Wood Johnson Sports Award!
This award recognizes and honors those in sports who display an innovative and collaborative approach to making their communities a healthier place to live. This includes sports teams, athletes,
By david
AGE UP, Border Youth Tennis Exchange, Running Medicine, Soccer in the Streets, and the United States Association of Blind Athletes have been selected as 2020 winners of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Sports Award. This award recognizes and honors those in the sport who display an innovative
By david
Soccer in the Streets (SITS) has an influential group of fifteen board members that help push the organization forward to impact youth in Atlanta. This year we added two more board members and we are excited for our supporters to learn more about them. Today we
By Andrew Clark
Check out this article from The Athletic about how a Black soccer culture rose in Atlanta!
The first time Tony Carter was called the N-word on the soccer field came when he was nine years old, playing for the South Dekalb YMCA in a match against a
By david
A summer project turned into a life lesson as Clarkston youth players invested their time in a virtual financial literacy course over the summer. Financial Center Manager at Bank of America, Chiquita Jenkins, led the youth players through the extensive Better Money Habits® program. This course
By catalina
