Partner with us to keep kids playing

We pay player costs directly to clubs that meet our standards, so no family in your program has to choose between the season and the bills.

1. Apply

How it works

Fill out the short form below. It takes about ten minutes.

2. Review

We review every club against the same written standards before any funding goes out, and again every year.

3. Agreement

Approved clubs sign an assistance agreement. From there, we pay player costs directly to the club.

What we require

To qualify, a club must:

  • Offer legitimate, structured training

  • Be legally registered and in good standing with the State of California and a recognized governing body

  • Carry liability insurance

  • Use coaches who hold recognized coaching education or licensing

  • Make sure every coach passes a criminal background check and completes mandated-reporter and abuse-prevention training

  • Have a written code of conduct that prohibits verbal, emotional, and physical abuse and gives families a way to report concerns

  • Pass a reputational review of the club and its coaches, including public disciplinary databases and community references

We will not support any club that allows youth access to anyone with a disqualifying background or credible allegations of misconduct. These standards apply to every club equally.

Where the money goes

  • Families apply to us directly, and we tell them exactly what we paid on their behalf

  • We pay the club directly, only against an invoice tied to a specific player

  • Clubs disclose any other aid a player receives; we pay only the remaining balance

  • Funds cover approved player costs only, and any unused amount is returned

  • We never pay cash to families

These are charitable funds for kids. Giving false information to obtain them, or using them for anything else, may be fraud under California and federal law, and we will report it.

Apply to become a partner club

Answering “no” to any question does not disqualify your club. It tells us where you are today.