RUSH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

The Club has a Financial Assistance program that may offset Club Registration and Training fees ( Not Team fees). 
Financial Assistance is based upon need not ability. Financial Assistance must be applied for by filling out the Financial Assistance application. Your past year's tax returns must be included with the Financial Assistance application. If not included, Financial Assistance may be denied. The Club has the right to review all Financial Assistance awards throughout the season. For further details about financial assistance, please contact admin@phoenixrushsoccer.com

(R.E.A.C.H.)

Rush Equipment Assisting Children

About REACH

Through the REACH Program (Rush Equipment Assisting Children), Rush supports disadvantaged youth in developing countries by partnering with Rush soccer clubs, schools, nonprofit organizations, and communities to provide soccer uniforms and gear. By linking equipment donation to on-the-ground programs that develop youth soccer skills and promote health and education, REACH is contributing to stronger, healthier communities in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

Since the launch of the REACH Program in 2002 Rush Soccer has distributed hundreds of thousands of pieces of soccer gear to more than 30 developing countries around the world. From tsunami victims and Russian orphans, to the children of war-torn Iraq or HIV-ravaged southern Africa, REACH has given thousands of kids a chance to enjoy the game.

How does REACH work? 

Rush Soccer is the biggest soccer club in the world with over 37,000 registered players or “members”. High levels of membership have created a large supply of used soccer uniforms and equipment. Seeking to capitalize on the opportunity to redistribute these uniforms with needy communities around the globe, Rush Soccer has established a standard process for managing the program. The steps below describe a typical uniform collection process that would take place over a one-year period.

Phoenix Rush encourages their members to donate used, unwanted or even new soccer equipment, such as balls, shoes, shin guards and uniforms so they can be distributed here locally and throughout the world to needy children.