Financial Aid & Sponsorship Resources

Helping Families Make Youth Soccer More Accessible


At South Florida Soccer Clubs, we believe that no child should miss out on the opportunity to play because of financial hardship. Whether it’s registration fees, uniforms, travel, or gear — the cost of youth soccer can add up fast. That’s why we’ve created this page to connect families with trusted organizations that offer grants, equipment support, and sponsorships.


Explore the programs below — many are designed specifically to help kids stay active and pursue their soccer goals regardless of income.


National Grant & Sponsorship Programs:

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  • Covers registration fees for recreational sports.


Provides soccer gear and equipment to organizations serving under-resourced youth.

Supports team sports through grants and fundraising platforms.

Connects community sports programs with policy and funding support.

If you’re a parent, coach, or club leader — share these resources widely. A few clicks could make all the difference for a child who loves the game.

If you’re a parent, coach, or club leader — share these resources widely. A few clicks could make all the difference for a child who loves the game.

You don’t need to wait for national programs to take action. Many local businesses are willing to support youth players and teams — especially when approached with a clear, respectful ask.


Here’s how to increase your chances of success:

  • Tip 1: Make It Personal

    Approach businesses you already have a connection with — your family’s favorite restaurant, a local car dealership, or a nearby gym.



  • Tip 2: Show the Impact

    Explain how the funds will be used (e.g., “help cover Jimmy's travel costs to a national showcase in July”). Businesses want to know their support will make a difference.

  • Tip 3: Offer Visibility

    In return, offer to:


    • Wear their logo on a training shirt
    • Include them in team social media posts
    • List them on your club’s website or event banner

  • Tip 4: Keep It Short

    Use a one-page flyer or email. Make it easy for them to say yes. If you’d like a free template, contact us — we’re happy to help.