Check out this article from the Atlanta Business Chronicle about our Executive Director and what we do as an organization!
“Former internet entrepreneur now leading nonprofit that aims to help underserved kids through soccer.”
By david
We are providing some at-home skills for your kids during this time. Check out the link below to view some of our coaches teaching tips and tricks your kids can do at home! You can view all of these on our social media pages as
By david
What seemed to be regular, Wednesday afternoon practice for the West End United players turned into a big surprise and an exciting field trip. These players were a part of the first-ever design session for a soon-to-be-delivered decommissioned MARTA rail car.
By Andrew Clark
On Thursday evening at a fundraiser held at Mercedes-Benz of Buckhead, Jeff Parker, general manager and chief executive officer of MARTA made a special announcement that will impact the community of Atlanta! Mr. Parker announced that MARTA will be donating a decommissioned rail car to Soccer in the
By david
On Thursday evening at a fundraiser held at Mercedes-Benz of Buckhead, Jeff Parker, general manager and chief executive officer of MARTA made a special announcement that will impact the community of Atlanta! Mr. Parker announced that MARTA will be donating a decommissioned rail car to Soccer in the
By Andrew Clark
As you entered the room filled with young female athletes at Agape Youth & Family Center, one can sense the excitement of the crowd anxious to hear inspiring stories told by empowering female role models. This day was a special day for the Soccer in the Streets community
By Andrew Clark
Check out this article written by Waldo’s Old 4th Ward about Soccer in the Streets Executive Director,Phil Hill!
Board member turned Chairman turned Executive Director of Soccer in the Streets, Phil Hill now serves the Atlanta community by providing better opportunities to kids in underserved neighborhoods through
By david
“For children living in lower-income neighborhoods or from lower-income families, that can mean longer walks to the nearest playground or field, as well as the prohibitive cost of team registration fees, lessons, gear, and travel to and from fields, rinks, or gyms. For the last 30 years, By david
This past year marked our 30th anniversary and it was one to remember for Soccer in the Streets. Thirty years of service to our community is a credit to everyone out there including our staff and many of you who continue to leave a lasting mark on
By Andrew Clark
“Football has often proved that it can be used as a tool to help make the world a better place. With this in mind, US-based initiative Soccer in the Streets, supported by the FIFA Foundation, is representative of countless organisations that use football to successfully help refugees – this
By david
