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NOVEMBER 2020 Letter from the President & CEO and Chairman 3

FY20 in Review 4 Dear friends of the U.S. Soccer Foundation, COVID-19, we installed 100 mini-pitches in 40 communities. It’s Everyone’s Game 6 During the fall 2019 season, we engaged 62,000 children in This year has been challenging for everyone. As the world Soccer for Success. Soccer for Success 8 and our country grapples with the COVID-19 pandemic, 2019 National Training 8 and its devastating human, economic, and negative social We also worked with new partners to engage more young Soccer for Success at Home 10 consequences, we have worked hard to think in new ways, girls and women in the game as players and adapt, and continue our work, which is even more vital coach-mentors through United for Girls. Soccer for Success Partners 12 than ever. Safe Places to Play 14 When schools closed this past spring, our team quickly Mini-Pitch SystemTM 14 These current events only serve to underscore the responded by launching Soccer for Success at importance of our mission. For more than 25 years, Home, an online hub complete with videos and resources Creating Safe Places to Play 16 our U.S. Soccer Foundation team and partners have been for children and families to use at home. Our team also Safe Places to Play Grants 18 working to grow the game of soccer. Our mission today is spent the summer adapting our Soccer for Success United for Girls 20 focused on underserved communities, as we work hard curricula so that our coach-mentors can run the program Ambassadors 21 to address a number of societal issues—including the virtually and in socially-distant settings. lack of recreational facilities, organized sports programs, In the News 22 and health, wellness, and mentorship opportunities in We continue to use soccer to improve the long-term Donors 24 underserved communities. physical and emotional health of our National Leadership Council Network 24 children—something that is needed now more than ever. We remain fully committed to our mission today. We Thanks to supporters like you, we know that we will get Individual Donors 24 continue to safely install mini-pitches at schools, through this tough time. And together, we will Institutional Investors 29 parks, and youth centers that will be ready for children continue to use soccer to build a healthier, brighter, and Financials 30 when it’s safe to play again. This past year, in spite of better future for children. Board of Directors 34

Ed Foster-Simeon Charles “Cully” Stimson President & CEO Chairman

U.S. SOCCER FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 3 FY20 in Review

JULY DECEMBER JANUARY

• U.S. Soccer Foundation hosts its • U.S. Soccer Foundation celebrates the • U.S. Soccer Foundation, Musco Lighting, annual Soccer for Success National two-year anniversary of It’s Everyone’s and United Soccer Coaches donate a Training in Washington, D.C. for 130 Game. mini-pitch to the City of Baltimore during participants representing 51 Soccer for the United Soccer Coaches Convention. Success programs across the country. • U.S. Soccer Foundation announces new mini-pitch initiative in Houston. • U.S. Soccer Foundation announces Funded by Houston Dynamo owners partnership with Musco Lighting, Jake Silverstein and Ben Guill, the FEBRUARY Energy Assist Foundation, Fields & partnership will see 15 mini-pitches • The DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation Futures, and 7-Eleven to create 10 come to the Greater Houston area joins the U.S. Soccer Foundation’s United mini-pitches in support of Oklahoma over five years. for Girls effort as a presenting partner in City Public Schools’ Pathway to a three-year, $5 million partnership. Greatness initiative.

APRIL SEPTEMBER • In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, • In partnership with Musco Lighting, U.S. Soccer Foundation launches Soccer U.S. Soccer Foundation unveils new for Success at Home, an online hub state-of-the-art Mini-Pitch System™ offering kids and their families fun drills, modular sports solution, which comes activities, and useful tips to stay active complete with benches, fencing, and healthy while schools and after- ADA-accessible gates, and lighting to school programs are closed. Resources extend hours of play. are distributed to more than 275,000 families. OCTOBER

• U.S. Soccer Foundation opens 10 mini-pitches in New York City, marking a total of 30 mini-pitches that have come to all five boroughs through the New York City Soccer Initiative. 2019 2020

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 5 It’s Everyone’s Game

December 6, 2019 marked the second anniversary of the launch of It’s Everyone’s Game, the U.S. Soccer Foundation’s movement focused on increasing access to soccer in underserved areas. By 2026, the Foundation aims to serve one million youth in high-quality soccer programming and create 1,000 mini-pitches nationwide in support of these efforts.

The success of the movement would not be possible without the Foundation’s national partners—adidas, Major League Soccer, Musco Lighting, and Target. This year, they helped make soccer everyone’s game by...

ADIDAS MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER

…expanding access to soccer and Safe …helping the Foundation expand access Places to Play mini-pitches in New York City to Soccer for Success and creating mini- and Los Angeles. pitches in MLS club markets.

MUSCO LIGHTING TARGET

…creating a Mini-Pitch System™ modular …creating 28 new mini-pitches in the sports solution to extend the daily hours Baltimore, Bay Area, Denver, Orlando, of play. Philadelphia, St. Paul, and Washington, D.C. metro areas. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 7 Soccer for Success

NATIONAL TRAINING

The U.S. Soccer Foundation’s Soccer for Success program, offered free to participants and led by trained coach-mentors, incorporates health and wellness education and helps kids develop critical life skills in addition to teaching soccer fundamentals. The result? Kids are healthier, more active, and have the tools they need to succeed both on and off the pitch.

Each year, the U.S. Soccer Foundation hosts individuals from across the country for National Training. From July 11 to July 14, 2019, they learned the new Soccer for Success curriculum through a combination of on-field demonstrations, activities, presentations, and classroom-style learning. At the end of the weekend, 130 participants representing 51 Soccer for Success programs across the country became certified to collectively train a total of 5,000Soccer for Success coach-mentors.

It is really special for me to be a part of this…It’s been I feel very lucky to be part of this movement...I feel really fun learning from the facilitators, but it’s actually very thankful to my organization that trusts the “been really fun learning from my colleagues here “selected few to make it out and be part of the cause, too because everyone has their own little tricks of the movement, to make this awesome game available the trade.” to multiple communities, particularly communities that are underserved that we know can benefit so much.” - KALEY MIALKI, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA/IFAS EXTENSION – ISMAEL CANDELAS, THINK TOGETHER

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 9 Soccer for Success Resources distributed to more than 275,000 families SOCCER FOR SUCCESS AT HOME

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Soccer for Success and resources. These resources, activities, tips, and more looked a bit different during the spring 2020 season. To were also hosted on an online hub. The virtual program ran keep children and families active while at home, the U.S. for 12 weeks, the same length of a normal season, and each We are developing plans to We appreciate the resources. At first, we did not know Soccer Foundation launched Soccer for Success at Home. week incorporated the program’s five components: physical “““engage kids in sports and We are putting these videos what to do to comfort our Each week, the team created and distributed a Spanish and activity, mentorship, health & wellness, safe spaces, and activities at home during this on loop via the local cable 80,000+ members. We looked an English video and flyer that included helpful activities community engagement. crazy period and one of the provider so that our young at numerous websites and sports we need the most help learners around the school attended countless webinars. on is soccer. It will be amazing district who do not have The Foundation information was to share this with kids in our reliable high speed internet so meaningful that we decided service area.” service, but do have cable to share it not only with our service, can see the content Soccer for Success family but –YMCA OF THE and take part.” through our website with all of NORTH SHORE our members.” –ALEXANDRIA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS –ILLINOIS YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION

Soccer for Success at Home

While we’re social distancing, let’s continue to connect with each other and stay active. We’ve created activities and gathered tools from trusted sources Soccer for Success atWRKHOS\RXLQFRUSRUDWHWKHçYHFRPSRQHQWVRI Home Soccer for SuccessSoccer into your for Success at Home at-home routine. Mientras estamos tratando de distanciarnos socialmente, tratemos de continuar Mientras estamos tratando de distanciarnos socialmente, tratemos de continuar conectándonos y mantenernos activos. Hemos creado actividades y reunido recursos conectándonos y mantenernos activos. Hemos creado actividades y reunido recursos GHIXHQWHVFRQçDEOHVTXHWHSRGU£QD\XGDUDLQFRUSRUDUORVFLQFRFRPSRQHQWHVGHO GHIXHQWHVFRQçDEOHVTXHWHSRGU£QD\XGDUDLQFRUSRUDUORVFLQFRFRPSRQHQWHVGHO programa Soccer for Success en tu rutina mientras te mantienes en casa. programaVolume Soccer for Success10 en tu rutina mientras te mantienes en casa.

Octavo Volumen Doce Volumen Physical Activity Actividad Física Coach Mike and Coach Bruno return for your weekly Soccer for Success at Home Actividad Física ¡Únete a nosotros para una actividad de fútbol en casa! session. 1v1 attacking and healthy breakfast options are the topics of the week. La semana 12 concluye nuestra temporada de Soccer for Success at Home These videos are appropriate for all ages and require little space. El entrenador Bruno está aquí durante la semana de proteínas. Esta semana, también y te trae una excelente sesión con el entrenador Bruno. Revisará los grupos aprendemos como llevar el balón para vencer a los defensores y revisar los conceptos de alimentos y pasar y recibir. Lo pasamos muy bien esta temporada y E£VLFRVGHçQWDV(VWDVHVLµQGHSoccer for Success at Home es apropiada paraWatch todas in las English or Spanish! esperamos que hayan disfrutado las sesiones en casa también. Todos los videos edades y requiere poco espacio. permanecerán disponibles en nuestro sitio web para que los uses y compartas.

¡Véalo en inglés o español! ¡Véalo en inglés o español!

Salud y Bienestar Health & Wellness Salud y Bienestar La incertidumbre que rodea a la pandemia de COVID-19 puede causar Cuidarnos a nosotros mismos y a nuestros jóvenes es un esfuerzo de ansiedad adicional. Para ayudar a manejar estos sentimientos, revise estas Honoring the end of the school year is an important transition into summer, equipo. Únase a los miembros del equipo del U.S. Soccer Foundation herramientas de mente (piense practicando la atención plena y el diálogo especially when considering the obstacles that young people and families have mientras nos muestran simples ejercicios de respiración para interno positivo) y del cuerpo (piense en la respiración del vientre y el overcome. Use this guide from The Children’s School to help structure that ayudarte a sentirte relajado y calmado. ejercicio) en inglés y español. transition and set up a summertime routine that can support young people and families over the course of the next few months.

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 11 LA’s BEST Philadelphia Parks & Recreation THINK Together Los Angeles, CA Philadelphia, PA Santa Ana, CA

Mattie Rhodes Center Pro Youth HEART Washington Youth Soccer Foundation Soccer for Success Kansas City, MO Visalia, CA Tukwila , WA Miami Gardens Parks & Recreation Roads to Success Wisconsin Youth Soccer Association Partners Miami Gardens, FL New York, NY West Allis, WI Miami-Dade Parks & Recreation San Mateo County Sheriff’s YMCA of Bucks County Miami, FL Activities League Fairless Hills, PA Redwood City, CA Montana Youth Soccer YMCA of South Florida Active Children Portland Brotherhood Crusade Energy Assist Foundation Butte, MT Soccer in the Streets Miami, FL Portland, OR Los Angeles, CA Oklahoma City, OK Atlanta, GA National 4-H Council YWCA of Syracuse and After-School All-Stars South Florida Chester Upland Youth Soccer FC Cincinnati Washington, DC Stanislaus Union School District Onondaga County Miami, FL Media, PA Cincinnati, OH Modesto, CA Syracuse, NY NYC Department of Education Office America SCORES Bay Area Chicago KICS Community FirstLine Schools of School Wellness Programs Student Athletes Leading San Francisco, CA Academy New Orleans, LA New York, NY Tomorrow (S.A.L.T.) Chicago, IL Alton, IL Boston Scores FLIPANY NYC Department of Youth and Jamaica Plain, MA Chicago Parks District Ft Lauderdale, FL Community Development The Simple Foundation Chicago, IL New York, NY Omaha, NE Boys & Girls Club of Durham Gary Comer Youth Center and Orange Counties City of Columbus Recreation Chicago, IL Durham, NC and Parks Department Columbus, OH George H.W. Bush Elementary Boys & Girls Clubs of America School Atlanta, GA City of Memphis Parks & Addison, TX Neighborhoods Boys & Girls Clubs of Memphis, TN Give Every Child A Chance Mercer County Manteca, CA Trenton, NJ City of North Miami Parks and Recreation Department Greater Philadelphia YMCA Boys & Girls Clubs of North Miami, FL Mt. Laurel, NJ Metro Atlanta Atlanta, GA DC Department of Parks and Houston Parks and Recreation Recreation Department Boys & Girls Clubs of the Washington, DC Houston, TX Capital Area Albany, NY DC SCORES Illinois Youth Soccer Association Washington, DC Arlington Heights, IL Boys & Girls Clubs of the Peninsula Detroit Police Athletic League Independent Health Foundation East Palo Alto, CA Detroit, MI Buffalo, NY

Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake El Monte Community Building JT Dorsey Foundation County Initiative Harrisburg, PA Raleigh, NC El Monte, CA

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 13 Safe Places to Play

Manchester, NH Mini-Pitch System™

On September 18, 2019, the U.S. Soccer Foundation unveiled a new and enhanced Mini-Pitch System™ designed for youth soccer. Portland, OR

The Foundation unveiled the new design during Columbus, OH a mini-pitch grand opening event at Reynolds Middle School in metropolitan Portland. Gifted by the W.J. Silverstein Family Trust, this mini- pitch marked the third to be installed in the Portland area by the U.S. Soccer Foundation in collaboration with the Trust. Oklahoma City, OK Newark, NJ Phoenix, AZ The new mini-pitches – designed by the U.S. Soccer Foundation and Musco Lighting – are complete with lights to increase the number Cincinnati, OH of hours kids and adults can use the space, benches to watch the play unfold, and lockable storage for equipment. The mini-pitch system is customizable to fit into areas where space is at a premium and helps provide safer and accessible play spaces for kids and communities to gather. Orlando, FL

Ahead of this September announcement, more than 15 of the new mini-pitch systems had already been installed in Cincinnati, Columbus, Dallas, TX Dallas, Manchester, Newark, Oklahoma City, Orlando, and Phoenix.

New mini-pitch systems were later installed in 27 communities before the close of the Foundation’s 2020 fiscal year.

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 15 Safe Places to Play

Creating Safe Places to Play

Throughout the 2020 fiscal year, the U.S. Soccer Foundation installed 100 mini-pitches across the country. Check out some highlights:

WEBSTER MIDDLE SCHOOL Oklahoma City, OK In partnership with Fields & Futures and the Energy Assist Foundation, the U.S. Soccer Foundation will install 23 mini-pitches across Oklahoma City by the end of 2021. Webster Middle School is one of the 11 completed mini-pitch projects to date.

VINCENT BELL PARK Gardena, CA Alex Morgan unveiled this mini-pitch, funded in her honor by POWERADE, in November 2019. This is the first of three mini-pitches that the U.S. Soccer Foundation and POWERADE will install in the home markets of current U.S. Women’s National Team stars.

EAKIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Columbus, OH The Columbus Crew SC Foundation, Columbus City Schools, Columbus Recreation and Parks, and the U.S. Soccer Foundation partnered to create this mini-pitch at Eakin Elementary School. This new safe soccer space has allowed the school to host the Foundation’s Soccer for Success program.

GOSSLER PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Manchester, NH This project was completed in May 2020 in collaboration with Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), the City of Manchester, and the Manchester School District and was the second project funded in the home Mini-pitch projects city of SNHU over a nine-month span. like these would not NEPTUNE MIDDLE SCHOOL be possible without Kissimmee, FL the support of the Target and MLS WORKS came together at the 2019 MLS All-Star Game to support this double mini-pitch project at Neptune Middle School in collaboration with The School District of Osceola County. This was Foundation’s mini-pitch the site of the MLS WORKS + Target All-Star Community Day, a free event which featured soccer clinics partners: Ace Surfaces, conducted by Orlando City affiliated coaches, soccer skill activations, music, refreshments, giveaways, APT, AstroTurf, CHA, customized merchandise, and an educational garden project. Kwik Goal, Musco Lighting, Sport Court, USHER-COLLIER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Stencil Masters, and Atlanta, GA This was the first mini-pitch made possible through the U.S. Soccer Foundation’s partnership with The TGI Worldwide. DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation. Over three years, 15 communities across the country will receive mini- pitches through this collaboration.

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 17 Safe Places This fiscal year, the U.S. Soccer Foundation awardedSafe to Play Places to Play grants to the following organizations.

Grants Borough of New Milford, NJ Owatonna Soccer Association New Milford, NJ (OSA) Owatonna, MN City of Guymon Guymon, OK Pueblo of Pojoaque Santa Fe, NM City of Nacogdoches Nacogdoches, TX Puente de Hózhó Elementary School City of Newberry Flagstaff, AZ Newberry, FL Redlands Christian Migrant Clay County Youth Activities and Association (RCMA) Recreation, Inc. Wimauma, FL Manchester, KY Regional School Unit 25 Colorado Rapids Youth Soccer Bucksport, ME Club Aurora, Colorado Sky River Soccer Club Safe Places to Play lighting grant recipient FC Pride breaks ground (Indianapolis, IN). Monroe, WA Family Link Treatment Services Gonzales, TX The Field Fund, Inc. Chilmark, MA 19 FC Pride Soccer Club The U.S. Soccer Foundation awards Safe Places grants awarded in the Indianapolis, IN The Sanneh Foundation to Play grants on a rolling basis to support 2020 fiscal year St. Paul, MN field-building initiatives and enhancements Georgia Soccer Development nationwide. Thanks to the Foundation’s partners, Foundation Town of Easton eligible organizations are awarded grants to fund $355,244 Atlanta, GA Easton, ME these field-building enhancements. in grant funding awarded in the 2020 fiscal year Special thanks to the Foundation’s grant partners Live Oak School District Santa Cruz, CA — AstroTurf, Hunter Industries, Musco Lighting, and Sport Court — who make these projects possible. 39 fields to be enhanced through this funding

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 19 Ambassadors

U.S. Soccer Foundation ambassadors are dedicated to the Foundation’s mission and believe in the positive power of soccer. This core group of champions for social change assists the Foundation in educating others about the value of soccer as a youth development tool and helps the Foundation raise awareness of its work and impact in underserved communities across the country.

Jozy Altidore Kristine Lilly Luis Robles Forward, U.S. Men's National Former member, U.S. Women's National Goalkeeper, Inter Miami CF Team and Toronto FC Team and Boston Breakers Robbie Russell Charlie Davies Lori Lindsey Former MLS player Former member, U.S. Men's Former member, U.S. Women's National Current MLS consultant National Team Team and Washington Spirit Becky Sauerbrunn Maurice Edu Joanna Lohman Member, U.S. Women's National Former member, U.S. Men's Former member, U.S. Women's National Team and Portland Thorns FC National Team Team and Washington Spirit Professional Speaker Danielle Slaton Fernando Fiore Founder, Define Your Beauty Former member, U.S. Women's Broadcaster and Sports Journalist National Team United for Girls Brian McBride Board member, U.S. Soccer Carin Gabarra Former member, U.S. Men's Foundation In February 2020, The DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation announced Former member, U.S. Women's National Team a $5 million commitment to the United for Girls initiative to help the U.S. National Team Lindsay Tarpley Head Coach, U.S. Naval Academy Roger McIntosh Former member, U.S. Women's Soccer Foundation increase opportunities for girls and young women to Former National Football League National Team benefit from soccer. The goal of the three-year partnership is to engage Geoff Gouveia Player 100,000 girls in the U.S. Soccer Foundation’s programs and double the Artist/Designer Philanthropist Saskia Webber number of female coach-mentors. Coaches have Former member, U.S . Women's the ability to Angela Hucles Devon McTavish National Team and New York Power Funding will also support the creation of 15 new soccer mini-pitches in “ Former member, U.S. Women's Former member, D.C. United inspire, and as a underserved communities. These inclusive, safe spaces will encourage National Team Current Color Analyst, D.C. Cat Whitehill increased soccer participation for both girls and boys. little girl, I never Current co-chair and former president, United Broadcast Former member, U.S. Women’s even questioned Women's Sports Foundation National Team and Boston Ben Olsen Breakers This announcement was made at the DICK’S Sporting Goods Here for the power of the William Oluremi John Former Head Coach, D.C. United Her Summit in New York City as part of the company’s effort to champion woman. Member, Locomotive Tbilisi women and girls in sports and fitness. The summit included panel Heather O'Reilly discussions with influential female athletes and leaders—including Cathy Cobi Jones Former member, U.S. Women’s National Engelbert, Jennie Finch, Katie Holmes, Sydney Leroux Dwyer, and Elaine – Katie Holmes Former member, U.S. Men's Team and North Carolina Courage Welteroth—about the powerful role sports plays in girls’ lives. National Team

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 21 In the News

From mini-pitch openings to United for Girls events to stories about Soccer for Success, the U.S. Soccer Foundation was featured in a host of media outlets this year.

ESPN Pushing for Equality In an article exploring systemic racism and inequalities in the sport of soccer, ESPN’s soccer correspondent Jeff Carlisle sat down with U.S. Soccer Foundation President & CEO Ed Foster-Simeon to talk about how the soccer community can address some of these longstanding inequities through access to the game.

USA TODAY A New Signature Mini-Pitch in LA USA Today’s Josh Peter covered the opening of U.S. Women’s National Team star Alex Morgan’s signature mini-pitch at Vincent Bell Park in Gardena, CA. At the event, Morgan participated in a first kick and scrimmages with the soccer team from Gardena High School.

SPORTS BUSINESS JOURNAL Making Soccer More Accessible in Greater Houston Sports Business Journal’s Mark J. Burns published a piece on Dynamo owners Jake Silverstein and Ben Guill funding the creation of 15 mini-pitches in the Greater Houston area over the next five years. Former Houston Dynamo legend DaMarcus Beasley will work closely with the team and Foundation on the project.

GOOD MORNING AMERICA Celebrating Women in Sports To mark National Girls and Women in Sports Day, Good Morning America featured U.S. Soccer Foundation’s partnership with The DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation to expand opportunities for girls and female coach-mentors through the United for Girls initiative.

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 23 Champion’s Circle Stephanie Silverman Catherine Shapiro Donors who contributed between Danielle Slaton David and Tina Sutphen Donors $9,999 to $5,000 Juergen and Susie Sommer Wes Tomer Bruce and Dawn Tecklenburg Patrick Vendrely Vincent Bartolotta III Erik and Jacqueline Thamm Frank von Mehren David Bugliari Owen Thomas Erik Waldman Thank you, U.S. Soccer Foundation supporters, for your generosity. Because of your continued support, we were able to Jeffrey and Marci Daly Aaron Velli Hunter Walk continue our work to bring soccer and its many benefits to more children and more communities across the country. Len Flory Dana Weintraub and Michael Sandra Wasson and Robert Ed Foster-Simeon Callahan Stewart Jonathan Gowdy and Laurie Hand Christopher Welch Abby Weinstein Drew and Victoria Harker NATIONAL LEADERSHIP Chris Hannan Jon Gowdy John Mallory Team Captains Supporters COUNCIL NETWORK James Keston Drew and Victoria Harker Gifford Miller Donors who contributed between Donors who contributed up to $299 This list includes individuals who John Mallory Aranthan (AJ) Jones II Kevin Payne $999 and $300 served on the U.S. Soccer Foundation Alan Rothenberg Caleb Legnini Alan and Georgina Rothenberg Terri Adelstein Leadership Councils between July 1, Karen Brodkin Watson Michael McKenzie Cully and Laura Stimson Amy and Leonard Bard Ashley Adkins 2019 and June 30, 2020. Kurt Rupprecht James Welch Patrick Bennett Adina R Adler New York City Aaron Velli Cheryl Carlson Laura M Ahearn Atlanta George Altirs Neal Wilson MVPs Benjamin Chang Margarita Alfonzo Stephanie Blank Scott Ashby Donors who contributed between Bill Cronin Timothy Almaguer Alan Carson Kyra Tirana Barry INDIVIDUAL DONORS $4,999 and $1,000 Christopher Dennen Roberto Alvarez-Galloso Steve Nowak Richard Birns This list includes individuals Andy Draus David Alverson Tom Quinn Marc de Grandpre who donated to the U.S. Soccer Phillip Abookire Molly Dye Alan Arenson Jason Fox Foundation between July 1, 2019 Robert Belair Mark and Anne Flegenheimer Janet Arnold Bay Area Enrico Gaglioti and June 30, 2020. Robert Berdan Frank Gallant Jennifer Arnold Larry Gee Carlos Garcia-Tunon Mary and Dennis Clemens Brian Geffert John Arnold Tim Kunihiro Kevin McCarthy President’s Circle Jeffrey Dramstad Sunil and Marcela Gulati Mary Ashton Angie Taube Gifford Miller Donors who contributed $10,000 Jason Fox Eric Halper Monica Babich Dana Weintraub Peter Rahbar or more Carlos Garcia-Tunon Paul and Candace Houston Jeffrey Bailey Claudio Reyna Brian Geffert Ann Jackson Harry Bainbridge Boston John Ripley Anonymous Georgia Gogel James Jorling and Kathy Kathy Balog Mike Borislow Kyra Tiara Barry Leora Hanser Kirchner Kalekeni Banda Mark Williamson Philadelphia Richard and Melissa Birns Rob and Mary Kaler Jason Kelley Alex Bard Theodore H. Ashford, III Alan and Alyssa Carson John and Patricia Koskinen Bryan Knapp Robert Barefield Chicago Larry and Yumi Gee Vasilis and Carolyn Koutsaftis William and Stephanie Marra Sophie Barkey John Lillig Washington, D.C. Ben and Cynthia Guill Tim and Amy Kunihiro Kevin McCarthy Gordon Barr Patrick Nash Camilo Beltran Peter and Dina Luther Matthew and Sabrina Leblanc Richard McCormick Jennifer Barraza Bill Cronin Jim Messina John Lillig Julius Miller Dinakar Basa Los Angeles Dean D’Angelo John and Lisa Ripley Philip Lovett Andres Mondino Jennifer Bashaw Alissa Bartle Joe Del Guercio Jake and Meghan Silverstein Patrick and Suzy Nash Robert Raskopf Ron Batchelor Vincent Bartolotta III Jeff Dramstad Mark and Sarah Williamson Kenneth Osgood Frank Riggle and Ellen Carly Batist David Bugliari Len and Mary Flory Neal and Coleen Wilson Erik and Kendra Ragatz Flegenheimer Kathleen Baxter Jeff Daly Scott Frederick Peter and Robyn Rahbar Erik Seeney Marc Terry Bay ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 25 Richard Bell Ann Cherundolo Sara DuChon Graham Goodman Lucy Jackson Warren Leary Catherine Bernard Jennifer Cheslock Christine Duffy Rogers Scott Goodman Christopher Jakovcic Amelia LeBlanc Walter Berner Daniel Chocron Dan Dugan Maxime Gorillot Kent James Jeffrey Lehtman Daniel Bernstein Nick Christie Jim Dumanowski Jay Gould Patrick Janiga Peter Leibold Angela Bertelsman Amy Climo Charles Dunn Donald Grady Marilyn Jenkins Jodi Levin Alvaro Bettucchi Patrick Cline Kent Edwards James Graham Ben Johnson Audrey Levine Kamaleswari Bhupatiraju Cathy Colgan Richard Eininger Liza Grant Paul Johnson Darcy Levit Peter and Carolyn Bickoff Katherine Colonna Arthur Eisenberg William Graves Susan Johnson Jeff L’Hote Robert Bilko Michael Colozzi Matthew Eison Natalie Greene Thomas Johnson Aaron Lieberman Karen Bird Marcia T. Connors Mark Eitelgeorge Bill Grenke Jane Johnston William Light Madeline Bisulca Jeff, Colleen, Samantha & Joan Ekengren Kevin Grenke Sam Jolly James T. Lilly III Mary Bizzigotti Zach Connors Donna Faith Eldredge James Griffin James Joyner Maria Long Darren Bloch Jill Connors Joyner Alyson Emmer Hallie Grodin Simone Joyner Jessica Lopez-Levine Kavi Bommakanti Deborah Cooper Kim Eng Arlene Grosberg Zachary and Blair Kady Paulo Lukasevicius Amy Boris Marshall Coppage Ellen Epstein Joyce Gross Shovan Kanjilal Charles Luparello Abhas Borkar Bo Cosley William Ettelson John Gyekenyesi Tom Karalis Stephen Luparello and Albert Bosch Shannon Covert Sally Farr Belinda Hahn Bhaswati Karmakar Laurie Drysdale Zach Bosch-Bird Kathryn Cox Christina Fasciana Larry Hahn Sonja Karp Karen Lutz Kathy Boyett Neil Crawford Roger Faulkner Andrew Haig Joshua Katan Eric Lyman Susan Braden Cynthia Crean Marc Fineman Laura Haley David Katz Marybeth Lynch Bob and Mary Brantley Paul Creelman Robert Fischer Kirk Hardie Lisa Keipert Kristi Maasjo Orlie Brewer Maureen Crotty Kara Fitzsimmons Al Hardwick John Keiser Raul Macias Renee Brewer Michael Cuniberti Stephen Flamhaft Michele Harris Ali Khayat Rob Maguire and Andrea Fox John Brown Daniel Cunningham Carol Flynn Woody Harrison Rachael King Jennifer Mahan Larry Bryan Michael Cunningham Maura Foley Joseph Hart Bryan Knapp Brian Malinowski Philip Buchanan Sidney Daniel Victor Fradin Brandon Hayes Suryasri Kommana Beth Mark Angela Bulawski Jane Darter Thomas Fraehmke William Heinlein Barbara Koontz Stephanie Markovic Rachel Buske Nilanjana Dasgupta Tom Frank Deborah Helton Daniel Korn Claire Marra Michael Byrd Hillary Davidson Griffith Freeman Rachel Henighan Jared Krick Jacquelyn Martin Laura Caldwell-Aden Jason Davis Jennifer Friberg Erin Hickey Sarah Krisch Barbara Mawn Aiden Cao Katie Dawson Vikram Gadiya Mary Hlawati Leah Kroon Jessica Max Julio Cardenas Bradley Dayan Michelle Gagnon James Hoffman Deirdre Kugelmeyer Roselyn Max Theresa Carlson John Denne Barbara Gallant Charles Hofmann Charles Lambert Seth Max Kristine Casey Robert Dennen Frank Gallant Vera Hogan Colin Langridge David May Elsamarie Cavanaugh Jen DeSilva Nieves Garcia Elana Hoopes Candice Larson L Mayuranath Soumen Chakraborty Michelle Dimarob Natalie D. Gaudette Ted Howard Jeffrey Lasday Robin McDonald Chaz Chalkley Rachel Dinkes Mychalene Giampaoli Candace Hoyas Becki Last Christine McGuinn John Chambliss Kelly Doroshenk Edward Gill Rachaelle Hughes Susan and Joel Last Michelle McLeod Jill Champion Jugeswar Dowerah Sam Glazer Peter Humphreys Alexandra Latorre Mdimran Mdhashim Aviel Chang John Drown Alicia Goldin Kyle Hutchinson Charles Latshaw Mark and Joy Meisel Denny Chaussee Dino Drudi Daniela Gonzalez Sarah Hyson Marilyn Latterman Jason Mendez David Cherubin Bob Dubé Abbie Goodman Michael Irving Richard Lawrence Jane Menendez Fall

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 27 James Meyer Walter Piccolo Mathias Schneider Zachary Tobolowsky Alan Zeigler Musco Sports Lighting, LLC Elyse Michlewicz Sarah Pickens Mary Schueneman Michael and Joan Travers James Zerkle NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises Laura Miller Dennis Poller Nancy Schultz Jonathan Troy John Zopfi New York City Football Club Loretta Miller Bruce Pomerantz Alex Schwartzman Connie Tucker New York Red Bulls Matthew Miller Wendy Pottgen Eric Schwed Thomas Tulk INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS Oak Foundation Michelle Miller Leroy E. Powell Alex Seldin Dylan Tzung The U.S. Soccer Foundation received Oppenheim Charitable Foundation Ryan Mohler William Powers Donald Shaff Jennifer Valentine grants and contributions from the POWERADE Michael Mokotoff Debbie Prince Shannon Sharp Jake van Steenbergen following organizations: SOCCER.COM Paul Monar Richard Pyle Philip Sheehy Audrey Varner Soccer Assist James Moyer Sandrine Quenee Annette Shelby and John Todd Michael Vaughan-Cherubin 4ATX Foundation Soccer Shots Austin Peter Mullany Elizabeth Quin Zola Short Virginia Volen adidas Soccer Shots Franchising Gonzalo Munevar Jennifer Rains Piarose Siaotong Jill Vollmer Advanced Polymer Technology Southern New Hampshire University Susan Munne Launce Rake Mara Silber Hans Von Spakovsky Austin FC Sport Court Jamer Munoz Benjamin Raker Ian Silverman Ivan Wagner AstroTurf Stencil Masters LLC Evan Nadler Maria Ramirez-Acevedo Frances Skinner James Walsh Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Target Kelly Nagy David Rando Seth Slack Michelle Warner North Carolina TEGNA Foundation Traci Nakamura Dipanjan Ray Chaudhuri Julie Smith Rosa Warnock CHA Sports TGI Worldwide Thomas Nall Laurel Redding Mary Lou Soller Hung Wei Chee Chicago Fire Foundation The A. James and Alice B. Clark Donna Navan Diane Remin Susan Soper Barbara Weinstein Columbus Crew SC Foundation Foundation Trevor Neve Ilona Resnick Elka Spencer Patrick Weir Department of Justice, Office of The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Sarah Nielson Adam Riesz Jeff Spruell Sarah Weiss Morrison Juvenile Justice & Delinquency The Butler Family Charitable Fund Robert Nimmons Jolene Robichaud Todd Starr James Welch Prevention The California Endowment Thomas Novellow Chris Rockall Robert Stein Donald Wetmore Downtown United Soccer Club The Children’s Trust Blaise Nutter Heriberto Rodriguez Maureen Straight Becky White Fayruz Benyousef Consulting The DICK’S Sporting Goods Alexandra Ober Andrew Rosenberg Amy Strickland Robert White Fose + McKay Foundation Margaret Oberschmidt Ira Rosenblatt Sara and Kelvin Stroud Erin Whiting GEICO The Messina Group Len Oliver Ethan Rouen Bill Sullivan Louise M. Whiting Goldman Sachs & Co. The Miami Foundation Geralyn Orlovitz Dipankar Roy Karen Sullivan Richard Whiting Health Foundation of South Florida The Precourt Foundation Mario Ortega Avishek Roy Chowdhury Sujoy Sur Ellen Wild Himan Brown Charitable Trust The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Olivia Otieno Howard Rubenstein Andrew Szucs Suzi Wilkoff Hunter Industries Wells Fargo Jeffrey Oxford Dylan Rudisill Judith Tabs Bruce Williams Johnson & Johnson John Palinski Rich Russo Marina Tal Gail Willis Kenneth C. Griffin Charitable Fund Craig Palmer Lily Sachs Olivia Tane Michael Winograd Kwik Goal Charles Paris Carleton Sage James Tanner Chris Wisbey Levitt Foundation Kevin Parker Avijit Saha Patrick Taqui William Wooldridge Los Angeles Football Club Steven Parker Stephen Sanborn Neil Taylor Khristian Wright Major League Soccer Claudia Parra Anthony Santini Mark Tenekjian Jordan Wyant Major League Soccer Players James Patton William J. Saporito Mark and Katherine Thomas Chris Wyche Association Ayla Pelleg John Scandalios David Thompson Jill Young Mayor’s Fund to Advance Joseph Pelliccia Kelly Scandalios Scot Thompson Ian Yurek New York City Ramona Persaud M & K Scandalios Zulema Tijero Kate Zale Medical Home Network Ilya Peysakhov Robert Schad John Timoney Ramon Zapata MLS WORKS

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 29 Financials

Financial information for the fiscal years ending on June 30, 2020 and June 30, 2019.

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 31 A Snapshot of How We Utilize Funds

10% 18% DEVELOPMENT GENERAL & ADMINISTRATIVE

72% PROGRAMS

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 33 Board of Directors

PAUL BRITTON DAVID MESSERSMITH JUERGEN SOMMER

DR. JANE DELGADO JIM MESSINA CHARLES STIMSON Chairman ED FOSTER-SIMEON DAVID NATHANSON President & CEO Treasurer DAVID SUTPHEN

ENRICO GAGLIOTI JOANN NEALE HON. JAMES WALSH

EVELYN GILL CINDY PARLOW CONE BRIAN WEINSTEIN

RICHARD GROFF KEVIN PAYNE DR. DANA WEINTRAUB Vice Chairman Secretary HEATHER HIGGINBOTTOM DAN POPP LEIGHTON WELCH BRIAN KLEIN ALAN ROTHENBERG PETER LUTHER Founder and Lifetime Director CHARLES MARSHALL Chairman Emeritus DANIELLE SLATON

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 35 U.S. SOCCER FOUNDATION

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