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GA Disadvantaged Community Youth Soccer Field Project Grants

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THIS GRANT’S FOCUS: Youth Sports, Disadvantaged Youth, Physical Activity, Health
Deadline:
June 30, 2020

“In partnership with the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), the Atlanta United Foundation (AUF) is launching phase one of a statewide mini-pitch program, with the goal of constructing up to 100 mini-pitches across the state leading into the 2026 World Cup:

  • Phase One: Construction of 20 mini-pitches in underserved communities in Georgia to increase access to safe sports activities, specifically soccer, for youth in underserved communities across the state
  • Match Funding: The grant requires a minimum community local match of one dollar for every AUF dollar (1:1) of up to $75,000.

Program Focus:

  • To provide low to moderate income neighborhoods and communities in Georgia the financial and technical assistance to improve the quality, safety, and accessibility of local mini-pitch soccer fields
  • Communities must demonstrate safe access to mini pitch fields and youth soccer programming
  • To create anchors for placemaking in Georgia communities through the game of soccer and Atlanta United (the more creative field locations and design, the better!)”

Funder: The Atlanta United Foundation and the Local Initiatives Support Corporation
Eligibility:
“Organizations applying for grant funds must meet all of the criteria listed below:

  • Be a community-based organization, elementary, middle school or high school serving a neighborhood consisting primarily of low and moderate-income families and individuals within the State of Georgia. Please note the following:
    • Schools must demonstrate the ability of the community to also utilize the field;
    • Universities and college campuses are not eligible to apply for GA 100 Initiative grants and will not be considered for funding.
  • Have at least one-full time staff person (all-volunteer organizations will not be considered);
  • Be in existence for at least three years;
  • Have a proven track record in real estate development and/or athletic programming;
  • Have 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status/school status; and
  • Be located within the State of Georgia.”

Amount: Up to $75,000
Contact:
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