Barclays New York Challenge Recap
Tuesday, July 27th, 2010The inaugural Barclays New York Challenge was simply memorable and successful. With an average attendance of 19,042, fans from the New York/New Jersey area and other parts of the world …
Grassroot soccer harnesses the power of sport to engage young minds in essential life-skills and HIV/AIDS prevention education. Learn more
Hello, everyone. As many of you may have read, Ethan's Hodgkin's disease is in remission. He would like to thank all of you for your support and well wishes during the past year. Every message helped him in the healing process.
The inaugural Barclays New York Challenge was simply memorable and successful. With an average attendance of 19,042, fans from the New York/New Jersey area and other parts of the world …
Check out this video interview with Ethan where he talks about the Grassroot Soccer program in South Africa.
Ethan’s latest Tonic blog talks about a trip he and Jenna took to the The Shamwari Game Reserve.
Enter, The Shamwari Game Reserve, a spectacular 60,000-acre piece of land …
MSNBC has an interview up with Ethan – check it out: ‘Survivor’ winner uses soccer to fight AIDS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA & NEW YORK, NY– Grassroot Soccer (GRS) and Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS) are pleased to announce their new partnership supporting Get Active!, WPS’s campaign to fight childhood …
In anticipation of the final match of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in Johannesburg, a parallel competition is taking place at the Football For Hope (FFH) Festival in the township …
Having a laid-back, lazy Saturday? Not Bachelorette winner Ryan Sutter. This guy’s running, biking, & swimming to raise money for youth affected by cancer. Read about his challenge and …
Using the Power of Soccer in the Fight Against HIV and AIDS
Grassroot Soccer provides African youth with the knowledge, life skills, and support to live HIV-free. We continuously improve our innovative HIV prevention and life-skills curriculum, share our program and concept effectively, and utilize the popularity of soccer to increase our impact.
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You can help millions already dying from AIDS to live dramatically longer and fuller lives by lacing up a pair of shoelaces in your favourite shoes. Which means that just by going about your own life, you can help save someone else's. Get involved.
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Mobilize your own college, high school, community, or soccer club in the fight against HIV/AIDS in Africa!
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