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McDonald’s of Greater Ohio is partnering with the Gift of Soccer Foundation to host a free youth soccer clinic in Toledo, according to a community announcement.
The clinic is scheduled for June 27 at the Schneider Soccer Complex, 1600 S. Detroit Ave. Check-in will begin at 8:30 a.m. Parents can register their children online at tinyurl.com/2ffu5xya, with spots limited until the event reaches capacity.
The clinic will serve children ages 5-12, regardless of their experience level. Activities will include age-appropriate soccer drills, skill-building stations and community engagement opportunities. Each participant will receive a custom clinic jersey and a Gift of Soccer cinch sack filled with items, according to the announcement.
“Partnering with McDonald’s allows us to create a free, high-energy and fun soccer experience that feels special from the moment families arrive,” Margorie Espe, co-founder of the Gift of Soccer Foundation, said in the announcement. “These clinics are about bringing kids together for a day of fun, movement, teamwork and confidence-building. Every child deserves the chance to step onto the field, feel encouraged and be part of something joyful in their community.”
Nadia Elwardany, a Toledo-area McDonald’s owner/operator, echoed those sentiments.
“McDonald’s is proud to be partnering with The Gift of Soccer Foundation, and we’re so excited to bring the soccer clinic to Toledo,” Elwardany said in the announcement. “One thing McDonald’s is always trying to foster is our connection with our local communities. These clinics will not only bring Toledo youth together, but create lasting connections through the sport.”
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The free clinic is part of the Gift of Soccer Foundation’s broader mission to support youth access, community engagement and sustainability through soccer. The organization collects, recycles and redistributes gently used soccer gear to children and communities in need. To date, the foundation has delivered more than 106,850 pieces of soccer equipment to children and communities in 27 countries and six continents, according to the announcement.
This story was created with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the information gathering, review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at https://cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct/.
This article originally appeared on The Monroe News: McDonald’s, Gift of Soccer host free youth clinic in Toledo
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The clinic is scheduled for June 27 at the Schneider Soccer Complex, 1600 S. Detroit Ave. Check-in will begin at 8:30 a.m. Parents can register their children online at tinyurl.com/2ffu5xya, with spots limited until the event reaches capacity.
The clinic will serve children ages 5-12, regardless of their experience level. Activities will include age-appropriate soccer drills, skill-building stations and community engagement opportunities. Each participant will receive a custom clinic jersey and a Gift of Soccer cinch sack filled with items, according to the announcement.
Organizers emphasize fun for all families
“Partnering with McDonald’s allows us to create a free, high-energy and fun soccer experience that feels special from the moment families arrive,” Margorie Espe, co-founder of the Gift of Soccer Foundation, said in the announcement. “These clinics are about bringing kids together for a day of fun, movement, teamwork and confidence-building. Every child deserves the chance to step onto the field, feel encouraged and be part of something joyful in their community.”
Nadia Elwardany, a Toledo-area McDonald’s owner/operator, echoed those sentiments.
“McDonald’s is proud to be partnering with The Gift of Soccer Foundation, and we’re so excited to bring the soccer clinic to Toledo,” Elwardany said in the announcement. “One thing McDonald’s is always trying to foster is our connection with our local communities. These clinics will not only bring Toledo youth together, but create lasting connections through the sport.”
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The Gift of Soccer Foundation at a glance
The free clinic is part of the Gift of Soccer Foundation’s broader mission to support youth access, community engagement and sustainability through soccer. The organization collects, recycles and redistributes gently used soccer gear to children and communities in need. To date, the foundation has delivered more than 106,850 pieces of soccer equipment to children and communities in 27 countries and six continents, according to the announcement.
This story was created with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the information gathering, review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at https://cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct/.
This article originally appeared on The Monroe News: McDonald’s, Gift of Soccer host free youth clinic in Toledo
Continue reading...
