who runs it
Organizations running this strategy · 7
what it looks like in practice
Activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above — what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Adult recreational soccer program Suffolk Mens Soccer League Incdirect serviceProvides recreational soccer opportunities for adults in Suffolk County, NY.
- Organization of international soccer competitions CENTRO CALCIO ITALIANO CORPdirect serviceOrganizes and facilitates international soccer competitions for the social and recreational enjoyment of participants.
- Public education and outreach on soccer CENTRO CALCIO ITALIANO CORPdirect serviceConducts programs to expose the general public to soccer and educates them about the benefits of soccer competition.
- Soccer training and instruction for youth and young adults CENTRO CALCIO ITALIANO CORPdirect serviceProvides training and instruction to members, teenagers, and young adults in soccer playing techniques and the rules of international soccer competition.
- Conduct national outreach and community tournaments through partnerships STREET SOCCER USA INCdirect serviceRuns targeted soccer programs and community tournaments in cities like Los Angeles and San Diego in partnership with organizations such as the Manchester United Foundation, including special events like youth attendance at professional matches and mascot opportunities.
- Deliver soccer-integrated youth development programming STREET SOCCER USA INCdirect serviceProvides soccer instruction combined with evidence-based, trauma-informed youth development practices, focusing on improving social-emotional learning, math and language arts proficiency, and reducing chronic absenteeism among youth participants.
- Develop and deploy social impact tools and models STREET SOCCER USA INCcapacity buildingInvented the Blue Card ™, a proprietary program or tool that supports its social impact model, integrating sport with holistic youth development and community engagement strategies.
- Expand access through targeted local programming STREET SOCCER USA INCdirect serviceOffers inclusive soccer programming in cities like Portland, serving over 900 registered players monthly at no cost, launching high school Street League programs, hosting weekly tournaments, and operating the city’s first soccer club for youth and adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
- Expand programming through strategic absorption and collaboration STREET SOCCER USA INCcapacity buildingExpanded mission and reach by absorbing Kyle Martino’s Over Under Initiative, integrating its resources and networks to enhance programming for underserved communities.
- Field Team USA for the Homeless World Cup STREET SOCCER USA INCdirect serviceSelects and trains a 16-member Team USA from participants in local Street Soccer USA programs to represent the United States at the Homeless World Cup, most recently in 2024.
- Host national and local soccer tournaments and events STREET SOCCER USA INCdirect serviceOrganizes the annual Street Soccer USA Cup Series in major U.S. cities and marquee events like the Times Square Cup, featuring 4v4 tournaments on custom-built courts, live streaming, and divisions for youth, adults, and corporations. Also hosted the 2023 Homeless World Cup in Sacramento—the first time it was held in the U.S.
- Lead national outreach via mobile tour STREET SOCCER USA INCdirect serviceOrganizes an eleven-stop national tour from May 23 to July 19, 2026, in cities hosting World Cup events, offering free play, community access, and engagement through mobile programming.
- Operate free Street Soccer Parks and Learning Centers STREET SOCCER USA INCdirect serviceRuns free, year-round Street Soccer Parks and Learning Centers in over 20 cities across the United States, providing access to soccer, mentorship, academic support, and workforce development. These programs operate in high-poverty neighborhoods and include structured youth development curricula.
- Run Central Park soccer programs and public pitch STREET SOCCER USA INCdirect serviceOperates a free public small-sided soccer pitch in Central Park, New York, offering open pick-up games, youth summer camps, community leagues, and special programming during global events like the World Cup. The field is open to all New Yorkers of all ages.
- Serve as U.S. partner for global street soccer movements STREET SOCCER USA INCcapacity buildingActs as the official and exclusive U.S. partner for the Homeless World Cup and the Street Child World Cup, facilitating U.S. participation and expanding the reach of global street soccer initiatives.
- Youth soccer participation program BALDWINSVILLE YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCAITIONdirect serviceProvides youth in the Ares area the opportunity to participate in soccer through organized programs and activities.
- Soccer program for Latin children ASR CONTINENTALdirect serviceEncourages Latin children to play soccer through organized activities.
- Develops and supports amateur football athletes WILLIAMSBURG INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL CLUB INCORPORATEDdirect serviceProvides training, development, and competitive opportunities for amateur soccer players, enabling participation across different life stages and promoting athlete growth within the sport.