Grassroot soccer harnesses the power of sport to engage young minds in essential life-skills and HIV/AIDS prevention education. Learn more
From Wake Forest Sports
Survivor: Africa winner Ethan Zohn is a co-founder of Grassroot Soccer, an HIV/Aids outreach program. Zohn will be in Winston-Salem this Saturday at the 3v3 KICKAids Tournament at Spry Stadium before the Wake Forest/North Carolina match on Saturday night.
WF: How did you get started with …
President Bill Clinton visited Africa in July 2007 to see the work his Foundation is doing on the ground. During his time in Lusaka, a youth football tournament was put on as a showcase event and Grassroot Soccer activities were conducted to show how football can be used in the …
GRS is in 3rd for GrabLife GiveLife and making a push on 2nd place ($5,000 from Dodge). Students from 215 schools have voted for us so far. We need all the help we can get. Spread the word!
Hey college students,Support Grassroot Soccer’s HIV prevention program in an …
From africanews.com
by Fidelis Zvomuya
As the FIFA Soccer Wold Cup approaches, DaimlerChrysler Group’s business unit Mercedes Benz Vans has started assisting in the development of teenagers through a financial, technical and material support to Grassroot Soccer (GRS).
The company is providing new Sprinter vans to the organisation to be used …
The figures are in and the US Challenge helped raise over $450,000 for St. Jude. Thanks to everyone who helped support the event and its participants. And here’s a thank you in video form.
Unite with other college and high school kids around the country in the fight against AIDS by joining the KickAIDS Campaign. Starting today, you can vote online everyday to help GRS win $20,000 from Dodge. Check it out and tell your friends!
The results of the latest US Challenge are up and Ethan’s team (The St Jude All-Stars) came in 5th – not too shabby. You can read a sum-up of the even here.
From the Rutland Herald
By Sarah Hinckley
The College of St. Joseph’s women’s soccer team is encouraging the public to kick it, right down to their bare feet, this weekend at the Lose the Shoes, College Kick AIDS event.
A three-on-three barefoot soccer tournament is set to begin at 3 p.m. on …
From the DoG Street Journal
by Gretchen Hannes
The College chapter of Building Tomorrow, a nonprofit organization that supports the schooling of vulnerable children in Uganda, will host a Grassroot Soccer tournament this Sunday, 1-5 p.m. on Barksdale Field. Grassroot Soccer is a charitable organization that uses the power of …
From the Marquette Tribune
by Molly Newman
Watumishi and the men’s soccer team are working toward the same goal with “Lose the Shoes,” a three-on-three barefoot soccer tournament to raise HIV/AIDS awareness this Wednesday.
Patrick Duffey, a freshman in the College of Arts & Sciences, worked with assistant men’s soccer coach …
