Tax Deduction Statement Is Available.
Soccer for Life is a non profit 501-(3) C organization designed to enable all the children of the Western Hemisphere to have the opportunity to play soccer, the beautiful game. Soccer for Life has received a determination of tax exemption from Federal Income taxes . All contributions to Soccer For Life, Inc., are deductible under section 170 of the Code. That means that donations of cash as well as equipment, used soccer gear, vehicles, etc., receive a tax deduction from IRS. Any donation will be valued and you will receive a statement from Soccer for Life, Inc., that you can use to deduct from your income tax. We are classified as a public charity under 509 (a) (2) of the IRS code. We function under the laws of the State of Arizona and carry an Internal Revenue Service "Recognition of Exemption", No. 17053296009004
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE HONDURAS YOUTH SOCCER PROJECT
More information on the Soccer Donation Project is available to you from sfl@satglobal.com Our Soccer Donation web site is http://www.satglobal.com/donate_boots.htm. Want To Know More About The Honduras Youth Soccer Project?
Send Your Donations (athletic shoes, balls, cleats, uniforms, t-shirts, shorts, warmup clothes, balls, goalkeepers gear, medals, trophies, first aid equipment, referee gear, goals, nets) to:
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Soccer Gear Donation Project
Scenes of Youth Soccer in Intibuca - Kids Playing In A Soccer Tournament Using Soccer Gear Donate By US Coaches, Teams and Youth (CLICK HERE If You Want To Donate Used Gear) Email to sfl@satglobal.com
A key project of Soccer For Life is the Honduras Youth Soccer Program which includes a soccer gear donation project and the Youth Soccer Leaders Program. Soccer for Life is working with the Liga Menor de Futbol Intibucana to develop the Honduras Youth Soccer Center. You are invited to take a look at some Scenes of Youth Soccer in Intibuca, photos of youth playing soccer in Intibuca using uniforms collected by Soccer for Life and shipped to Honduras. We are building the Intibuca Youth Soccer Center as a residential soccer academy and complex.
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Scenes of Youth Soccer in Intibuca - Kids Playing In A Liga Menor de Futbol Intibucana Soccer Tournament Using Soccer Gear Donate By US Coaches, Teams and Youth (CLICK HERE If You Want To Donate Used Gear). "Soccer For Life Is Seeking The Donation Of A Used Bus For The Liga Menor In Honduras. Soccer For Life Has Received Public Charity Designation By The IRS. Tax Deduction Statement Is Available. ***" |
Index To Questions and Answers
Q. Is There A Site Map For The Soccer For Life Website?
There is a site map for the Soccer for Life site at http://www.satglobal.com/site_map.htm
Q. What is the Soccer Gear Donation Project?
A. The Soccer Gear Donation Project is a joint project between Soccer for Life, Inc and the Liga Menor de Futbol Intibucana in the mountain state of Intibuca, Honduras. The Lenca Indian children of Intibuca love the game of soccer. But the average income in Intibuca is (36-54 Lempiras) or 2-3 dollars per day. And a rubber, round ball that can be used for soccer will cost a minimum of 100 Lempiras. That's more than a day's pay for a round ball. Actual soccer balls cost 500 Lempiras ($27). Poor people who live on beans, rice, coffee and sugar cannot afford to buy soccer balls. Let alone uniforms, soccer shin guards or cleats. And in the USA, every year, thousands of used soccer balls, old uniforms, cleats in good condition are thrown out. And hundreds of thousands of perfectly good, usable soccer items languish in closets, garages, basements and storage rooms. It's time to bring those usable items out of the dark into the light where they can be shared with needy youth in Honduras. Find out more about the soccer gear donation project.
One of the most crucial needs is uniforms. There are many children who would like to play soccer, boys and girls alike. The need for uniforms is key because the sense of community is conveyed by being able to wear a uniform. The Uniform is the piece of equipment that unifies individual into a team. Without uniforms that represent their team, there is a sense of fragmentation. teams need to wear the same uniform each time they play. Spectators need to come to know the team by its uniform. If a team wears a yellow uniforms one game and a blue the next and a green the third time, non one can become deeply involved. How can you say GO Blue team one day and Go Red Team the next or Go Green team on another day. Where is the team spirit?
One things I notice with donated uniforms is the lack of horseplay among players. They consider playing soccer a privilege and take their responsibilities seriously.
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Q. What is the Youth Soccer Leaders Program?
A. America is the leader of the world. The young people growing up in the United States will lead the world. The way they think about others will determine the future not on of our country, but the future of the world. If our young people grow up selfish, self centered and caring only about its own interest, our world will be even more dangerous. You see we as a people are being watched. The way our youth act is the way young people around the world will act. They are emulating our music, our art, our movies. If we show compassion, others show compassion. If we say that the poor are important, others will say the same. We are leaders and our youth are leaders.
That is why Soccer for Life, Inc is developing the Youth Soccer Leaders Program. This is a program to share with our soccer youth, the joy of giving. It is designed to teach Leadership Through Sharing. Our youth learn to be grateful for what they have and open themselves up to sharing with others what we take for granted. They lean to share, to work together in collecting soccer gear through a cleat drive. I know soccer youth are compassionate. I have seen soccer teams that refuse to blow out another team, because they do not want to humiliate another lesser team. I have seen soccer kids bring extra balls to practice for those who may not have balls. I have seen our soccer kids show compassion and caring for others. The Youth Soccer Leaders Program enables our youth to fight global warming at the same time they becoming compassionate leaders.
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Q. What is the Honduras Youth Soccer Project?
A. This is a program created and supported by Soccer for Life, Inc to enable the young people of Honduras to have the needed gear for playing soccer. Soccer for Life will serve as a collection nexus for collecting soccer gear in the USA. In addition, it will support the development of tournaments such as the Soccer Against Global Warming Tournament, training for coaches and players and support for soccer camps in Honduras. The Honduras Youth Soccer Project has at its ultimate goal the development of a Intibuca Youth Soccer Center as a residential soccer academy and complex.
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Q. Why Does the Soccer Gear Donation Project Focus on Planting Trees?
A. As we watch the Tsunami roll across the Indian Ocean, killing over 200,000 people we begin to wonder if Global Warming is setting in. Four hurricanes cross Florida in one year. The Blizzard of '05 with record snow. Droughts in the Far West. All this wild weather could be the beginning of a change in the Earth's climate equilibrium. Soccer Moms in Their SUVs are being blamed for Global Warming. Soccer Moms have soccer kids who do care about the environment. Planting trees is our best ways to combat global warming at this time. Find out more about global warming on these webpages:
Nothing We Do Matters if Global Warming Kicks In. Find Out More About Halting Global Warming. Other pages include Global Warming, Before Global Warming, and During Global Warming.
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Q. What is Global Warming and What Does It Have To Do With Soccer?
A. The soccer youth of today will be the leaders of tomorrow. They will inherit the world we are creating today. But they can do more than just passively wait to inherit a world changed by global warming. They can become leaders now by fighting global warming through planting trees. Soccer players add to Global Warming by the trips their parents take in their SUVs to soccer practice and soccer games. With 17,000,000 children playing organized soccer, that's a lot of automobiles trips, a lot of gasoline burned and a lot of gases emitted into the atmosphere. Every tree we plant offsets these emissions.
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Q. Why Should We Plant Trees?
A. Tree planting is our number one tool for combating global warming at this time. And since the world weather system is all one system, planting trees in one place can offset global warming thousands of miles away. Here are some reasons trees are so vital:
 | In 50 years one tree recycles more than $37,000 worth of water, provides $31,000 worth of erosion control, $62,000 worth of air pollution control, and produces $37,000 worth of oxygen. |
| Two mature trees provide enough oxygen for a family of four. |
| Trees help reduce the "greenhouse effect" by absorbing CO2. |
| Forest planting is one of the most cost-effective ways of reducing CO2. To remove 1 pound of CO2, planting tree costs less than 1 cent, developing more energy efficient appliances costs about 2 1/2 cents, and developing more fuel-efficient cars costs about 10 cents. |
| By cooling the air and ground around them, the shade from trees helps cool the Earth's temperature. |
| Trees are good noise barriers, making a city and neighborhood quieter. |
| Trees help prevent city flooding by catching raindrops and offsetting runoff caused by buildings and parking lots. |
| Hospital patients heal faster, require shorter stays and less painkillers if room windows face trees. |
| A tree-line buffer between fields and streams helps remove farming pollutants before they reach the water. |
| Well placed trees help cut energy costs and consumption by decreasing air conditioning costs 10-50% & reducing heating costs as much as 4-22%. |
| Trees are the longest living and largest living organisms on Earth. |
| People who plant trees become healthier, better looking, richer, and have more friends (well maybe that's stretching it a bit) - plant a tree and find out! |
| In deserts, leaves absorb moisture from the dew and frost of the cool nights and release it to cool the air during the warm days. |
| Trees enhance the aesthetics of our environment. Their grandeur, tenacity, and beauty are probably the most enjoyable aspect of trees. |
| Tree bark and fruit have many medicinal properties, which are still being discovered. |
| Birds and animals use trees for their homes and shelter and as a source of food. |
| One person in the USA causes about 30-40 tons of carbon dioxide to be emitted a year. One tree removes about 1 ton of CO2 per year. Planting 30 trees per person will remove each that person's carbon debt for the year. |
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Q. What Is A Cleat Drive?
A. A cleat drive is an organized program of collecting soccer gear for the children of Honduras. An individual or group organizes the collection of used soccer gear to be shipped to Honduras. All items collected will be shipped by Soccer for Life, Inc to the Liga Menor de Futbol Intibucana.
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Q. Can We Get Materials To Use In Setting Up A Cleat Drive?
A. What materials are useful in setting up a cleat drive?
| Collection flyers |
| Press releases |
| Soccer for Life Brochure |
| Membership Cards |
| CD of Photographs of Soccer Youth in Honduras |
| Labels for collection boxes |
| Instructions for placing cleat collection boxes |
Soccer for Life will supply you with a Cleat Drive Collection Kit by email. In it we will include flyers, press release, brochures, membership cards, photographs on a CD of soccer youth playing in donated gear and as well instructions. Just email to sfl@satglobal.com
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Q. What Happens To The Soccer Gear We Collect?
A. The gear you collect will be sorted into color sets and team sets. If we get 16 identical uniforms they will be offered to a team. But single uniform shirts, shorts, cleats, t shirts are all welcome. We will put together color sets of different uniforms for the young people. They will be happy to play in whatever soccer gear we are able to supply.
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Q. Who Plays In The Soccer Items We Collect?
A. The soccer gear collected through this program is all designated for the Liga Menor de Futbol Intibucana's youth teams. Presently we have 450 children playing soccer in La Esperanza. Our goals are to provide uniforms and soccer cleats for 2000 youth in La Esperanza within two years. Our five year goal is to have 5000 youth (boys and girls) playing in Intibuca. In addition, we are in the process of developing the Intibuca Youth Soccer Center as a residential soccer academy and complex. That means uniforms, nets, soccer gear, soccer fields, everything for these kids to be able to play the beautiful game.
To see some of the youth playing in donated uniforms, go to Scenes of Youth Soccer in Intibuca to see kids happily involved in using them. These kids are so grateful for these uniforms it makes all the work, coordination and effort worthwhile.
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Q. I Would Like To Come To Honduras To See Kids Playing in Donated Soccer Gear. Can I Do That?
A. After June 2007, we are planning to open a soccer academy in La Esperanza. Now this is not your usual US kind of soccer academy. The fees for attending the academy will be between $3 to $6 per month. That is right., Per month. And many children we will be working with will not have that so we will have to provide scholarships.
But we desire the involvement of donors. We are making plans to bring down youth groups, adults volunteers and others who want to help these youth. If you want to come to Honduras to La Esperanza, we can find soccer parents who can provide low cost homestays like $200 for 10 days for room and board. Now that means eating beans and rice, chicken on Sunday, and the other local foods like lots of fresh vegetables. Once we get our first building for the Intibuca Youth Soccer Center, we will be able to provide sleeping quarters at the $200 level for anyone who wants to come down and share with these kids. Email Dr. Cross at sfl@satglobal.com for more information on this program.
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Q. My Church Youth Group Would Like To Come Down And Help These Kids? Is There A Program For That?
A. We are working to develop a program for church youth. Information on this will be posted as soon as details are firmed up.
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Q. My Team Would Like To Play In A Soccer Tournament And Plant Trees. Can That Be Arranged?
A. The 2nd Torneo Internacional Intibucana "Soccer Against Global Warming" will be held in July 2007. Not only will soccer youth play soccer, they will be able to participate in planting trees with kids of the Liga Menor. There will be competition as well as fun. And the tree planting days to the mountain forest will be fun and serve as an important activity to fight global warming.
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Q. What Is The Liga Menor de Futbol Intibucana?
A. In Honduras, to play soccer means you have to be a part of FENAFUTH, the Federacion Nacional de Futbol Hondureño. FENAFUTH controls all of soccer in Honduras, through these levels:
Level One - The Liga Menor - all youth soccer up to age 18
Level One-A Under 17 National Team
Level Two - The Liga Mayor - all adult players 18 years and over who play in amateur teams
Level Two- A Under 20 National Team
Level Three - Ascending League - Second Division Professional Team
Level Four - Liga Nacional - First Division Professional Team
Level Five - The Selection - National Team of Honduras
The Liga Menor is in charge of all youth soccer in Honduras. It is organized into regions. The Liga Menor is under Don Jorge Andrade, Administrative secretary of the Western Region.
Each youth playing in organized teams in Honduras must have a carnet. The carnet costs $5 and most of the coaches of the Liga Menor end up paying for these kids to be adscrited to FENAFUTH because most kids cannot afford to pay. The coach must travel to Tegucigalpa as each player must be enrolled personally. To go to Tegucigalpa requires a full day. It is about a 3-4 hours drive to Tegucigalpa.
The dedicated coaches of the Liga sacrifice a great deal to work with these youth.
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Q. Who Are The People In Charge Of The Liga Menor de Futbol Intibucana?
A. There are many coaches working with the children in the Liga Menor. The leaders are president, Dr. Ramon Dario Argueta, a pediatrician, ,Dr. Marco Antonio Sorto, an obstetrician; vice president, Director of Development, Dr. Carol Cross, a consultant.
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Q. What is Soccer For Life?
A. Soccer for Life, Inc is an Arizona not for profit corporation which has received recognition as a 501 C 3 organization by the Internal Revenue Service. It has as it mission the support for youth in the Western Hemisphere for playing soccer. We also have as a goal the teaching of leadership skills to youth in North America by giving them the opportunity to share with their fellow soccer kids in others countries.
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Q. What Do We Get For Donating Soccer Gear?
A. There are four things we all need to be fulfilled human beings:
Community - We need to feel we belong. We want to feel we belong and we want to feel safe. Children wants to know how to belong and be safe, not to be made to feel bad about himself and how to be okay.
First of all let’s define what a community is. Soccer for Life defines a community as - a group of organisms who have a shared vision, shared goals, shared values,. who value each other and believe that the other members of the community also have value and worth. In addition, within a community, members communicate that value through self esteem building. By sharing our soccer gear with kids in other countries, we acknowledge we belong to the entire world of 200,000,000 soccer players world wide. We all love the game, we wear the same kinds of uniforms, we play with the same ball, on the same kind of fields with the same rules. We belong to the beautiful game.
Structure - We provide the needed structure when we involve youth and adults in the donation and other programs. Here at Soccer for Life, we do not expect you to develop the materials you need. We will provide you with flyers, membership cards. And most importantly you know where your donations are going. And you are invited to come to Intibuca and see kids playing in donated uniforms. We continually post on our website children playing in donated materials. And once we develop the Intibuca Youth Soccer Center, people will be invited to come and stay and work with our kids as volunteer coaches and mentors. We will update each part of the Intibuca Youth Soccer Center as it goes up. Each volunteer will undergo a training program in working with these kids. Nothing will be left to chance. We all want to know how to be successful, how to be rewarded for doing our chosen part of the task. This program is designed to create success in its participants.
Meaning - We want the things we do to matter. Acceptance by our peers is one of our most important and deepest needs. Kids who do not meet the standards of others kids are often rejected, ostracized and become loners. I think none of us want to have our child be bullied or be the scapegoats. Sports skills is one of the key ways kids can avoid this type of rejection. But participation this program, your child has found a way to do something that really matters, something can change the life of a child. By providing these uniforms and other materials, a child's life may be saved from drugs, alcohol, prostitution, even death. Participating in this soccer donation project has meaning.
A superordinate goal - It is vital that at an an early age your child learn to give. So each child is taught how to build the self esteem of others in the class, to give support, and to work together with others. Something it is a surprise to child to find out he or she can give comfort to other kids who may have faced problems or tragedy. Your children will learn how good it feels to give, how wonderful to see other benefit, and how much they really have to offer.
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Q. Why Should We Care?
A. Our soccer kids have all the new uniforms, travel teams, snacks during their practices, water bottles and doting parents they need? Why does it matter about these kids overseas?
One of the major problems we are facing is illegal immigrants. Kids who have lived on the streets, without parents come to our shores without a regard for our rules and laws and cause problems. Even more vital is the fact that the world gets smaller every day. It is a two hour flight from Honduras to Miami. We should care because if we do not help these kids in their own country, they may bring their pain and their anger to our shores.
Finally we need to care because as Americans, we are the leaders of the world. What we do, say matters. To whom much is given, much is expected of. We have been given much. Now we are expected to give.
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Q. What is Leadership Through Sharing?
A. How do you change the mind of another being? How do you get people interested in following you. Why should someone listen to you. Isn't it because you showed you cared about them. Leadership through Sharing is just that, leading others by expanding their permitteds, by giving them more options, by making it possible for them to get what they need.
Kids in every country want to play soccer. By enabling them to play the game they love, you can change their minds. You can gain their trust. And once they trust you, they will follow you.
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Q. I Am A Christian. Why Should I Care About Planting Trees In Honduras?
A. Most of the mainstream churches are involved in the Ecojustice movement, restoring God's Creation. If you want more information on this, email Dr. Cross at sfl@satglobal.com for the free Special Report " Our Ecological Mission To Replant God's Ancient Forests", with its goals based on the Bible. Throughout the Bible, God is calling us to the practice of Eco-justice for his creation. We are to be tillers and stewards of his Holy Creation. We are dedicated to this Eco-Justice Bible Based human vocation given us by God. (Genesis 1 and 2). The Bible is the ultimate ecology textbook, giving up explicit directions for maintaining species diversity, keeping ourselves in harmony with our fellow humans, with nature and with God's Creation. This is our ecojustice mandate given to us in both the Old Testament and the New Testament. Our community is dedicated to the Restoration of Creation and the replanting of the forests of the earth as mandated by the Bible. The land of the Earth is sacred to God and is given to us in trust. We invite you to join with us in this mission to regreen our planet, restore its natural places, protect it's wildness and preserve the animal and plant species diversity we have inherited.
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Q. I Do Not Have Any Soccer Gear, But I Would Like To Help. Can I Contribute Money?
A. In order to get our donated soccer gear to Honduras we have to ship them by FEDEX or UPS to Miami, Florida where a boat travels to Honduras every two weeks. We have to pay for boxes to ship the goods in, for shipment to Florida and for subsequent shipment of Honduras. We must pay a freight forwarder to bring the items from customs. Our last shipment cost us nearly $1000 in duties. Then we have to take a full day trip to San Pedro Sula to bring the boxes back to La Esperanza. We must rent a vehicle to carry them to La Esperanza. We are trying to get a bus donated that we can bring to Honduras to use to travel to San Pedro Sula to get the soccer gear which also can be used to transport kids and coaches.
For that reason, any money donated will be used for shipment of goods, payment for gas and truck rental in Honduras.
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Q. Can I Get A Tax Deduction For What I Donate?
A. Soccer for Life has received a designation as 501(C) 3 by the IRS and all donations will be given fair value tax deduction. Upon request we will send you a tax donation certification that can be used as a deduction on your income tax.
Soccer for Life is a non profit 501-(3) C organization designed to enable all the children of the Western Hemisphere to have the opportunity to play soccer, the beautiful game. Soccer for Life has received a determination of tax exemption from Federal Income taxes . All contributions to Soccer For Life, Inc., are deductible under section 170 of the Code. That means that donations of cash as well as equipment, used soccer gear, vehicles, etc., receive a tax deduction from IRS. Any donation will be valued and you will receive a statement from Soccer for Life, Inc., that you can use to deduct from your income tax. We are classified as a public charity under 509 (a) (2) of the IRS code. We function under the laws of the State of Arizona and carry an Internal Revenue Service "Recognition of Exemption", No. 17053296009004.
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Q. Is There An Index To WebPages On The Soccer Donation Project?
The Soccer Gear Donation Project is growing every day. You may access the documents here, and feel free to send them to your friends and associate.
HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED
A. You can collect used soccer uniforms, balls, nets, cleats and shoes for sending to Honduras and send them to Soccer for Life.
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Dee Brightman214 Deeper Green Road
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Here's how to ship used soccer gear to Honduras.
Please include a check for US$50 for shipping each box to Honduras by boat.
Soccer for Life, Inc., is an Arizona not for profit organization dedicated to youth empowerment, youth involvement and youth sports for personal development. In support of this mission, Dr. Carol Cross, Founder and International Director of Soccer for Life invites you to participate in Soccer Action For A Green World, the environmental soccer program. Soccer Action for a Green World creates confluence between youth in developed countries including the USA, Canada, European countries, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and youth in developing countries. Confluence or moving together alongside is one of the most pressing needs of the 21st century. Young people growing up today are going decide if it is war or peace. They will decide to create friendships with those from other cultures or to act like enemies. In addition, they are going to decide if our world will be green or brown, hot or normal. Through Soccer Action For A Green World, our youth can build friendships, create new ideas, develop projects to fight global warming and change the world into a better place. It is our feeling that everyone is seeking community, structure, meaning an a Superordinate Goal. We consider these the requisite for a life lived for sharing and receiving alike, supporting and being supporting, offering comfort and being comforted. We call our "Personal Contribution To Life". Soccer for Life is seeking your help to develop the Intibuca Youth Soccer Center where intend to create the Soccer Action For A Green World Ecolodge for sponsors, donors and patrons of Soccer For Life can come and relax and regenerate. We are putting together a volunteer program, fund raising kits and all the support you need to make through Personal Contribution to Life. Dr. Carol Cross, Directora Honduras Youth Soccer Project Directora De Desarrollo - Liga Menor de Fútbol Intibucana Barrio Lempira de Intibuca, Intibuca, Intibuca, Honduras sfl@satglobal.comFOR DONATING SOCCER GEAR
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How to Prepare Your DonationsYour donations will be shipped to Honduras in the boxes you send. Please send in sturdy boxes no larger than 22 x 22 x 22 to:
The boxes should be no bigger than 22"x22"x22". Place items inside plastic garbage bags and close them before putting the soccer gear in the boxes. The boxes will be shipped by boat and this ensures they do not get wet. The boxes should be labeled with two labels: From Your Name Your Address Your City, State, Zip Your email To
The donated items must be itemized on the Donation Invoice Sheet. A copy must be placed in each box as well as a separate copy must be sent to Dr. Cross. Make sure when you send her the envelope of the donation sheets, you tell her it is for the Soccer for Life Donation project.
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The donated items must be itemized on the Donation Invoice Sheet. A copy must be placed in each box as well as a separate copy must be sent to Dr. Cross. Make sure when you send her the envelope of the donation sheets, you tell her it is for the Soccer for Life Donation project.
YOU ARE THE KEY TO MAKING THIS HAPPEN. TO DONATE:
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