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 our fantastic founding partners including Atlanta United Foundation, MARTA, the City of Atlanta Department of Planning and Design, MUSCO lighting, and Fieldturf. Additional local community partners that have also been involved in helping make this project happen include GA Power, Jacobs, Mercedes-Benz of Buckhead, and Rubenstein Partners.

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 and collaborative approach to making their communities a healthier place to live. This includes sports teams, athletes, and community-based organizations that use sports as a platform to address many of the root causes that influence health and health equity.