Soccer for Underprivileged Kids

This fall, we suffered the loss of Tyler Metalious, a Coe-Brown alumnus and brother of one of our Boys Soccer players.  Tyler loved playing soccer, and we have been thinking about how we can both remember him and turn his loss into something that can benefit the soccer community - to give some underprivileged kids a chance to play the game Tyler enjoyed so much.

In our research, we came across Inti Soccer Academy of Manchester (NH), an organization that supports educational services to underprivileged youth in the most economically distressed region of the city.

From Inti: "Most of the children we serve are refugees or immigrants with little or no financial resources. They are in desperate need of a quality athletic program that can give them the soccer training, academic support, and character development to help grow with confidence and hope and to enrich their lives."

Inti serves over 350 underprivileged children per year with soccer, art, and academics. They almost always struggle for funds, since they don’t charge fees, so all donations go directly to soccer programming for their children.

For more information about Inti Academy:
http://www.intiacademy.org/about-us 

Please help us honor the life of Tyler Metalious and give to an incredible organization that uses soccer to help serve the neediest in our NH community.  Any amount you give, from $1 to $50, will go towards an incredible cause.

Thank you in advance,
the Coe-Brown Boys Soccer family