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OUR MISSION

Through a collaborative approach our mission serves to collect and distribute soccer supplies to people and communities throughout the world. Peace Passers supports team development and the funding of sustainable sports league play to empower youth & maximize hope for all participants locally and globally.

Peace Passers serves as a platform for you to donate new and used soccer equipment helping to redistribute items to communities that have limited access to proper gear. We encourage you to give back and share the joy of the game with others! Pass the Peace by Donating Gear, Organizing a Fundraiser or Requesting Gear to support your mission team, sports ministry or NGO.

DONATIONS

What’s old becomes new. Consider the used soccer ball in the trunk of your car or ball bag sitting in your garage. A real soccer ball is comparable to gold in many parts of the world. Our kids outgrow cleats that are often times still in great condition. Donate them and give another child opportunity to play. Does your soccer club or school order new jerseys each season or every few years? Collect the team sets and help spark team development in global communities.

DISTRIBUTIONS

Peace Passers distributes soccer gear through a collaborative approach. Partnering with mission teams, sports ministries, individuals & other non-profit agencies gear is delivered to impoverished communities. Peace Passers connects people who have gear to donate, with volunteers that assist in putting items back into play. Groups often carry the soccer equipment via luggage or organize international container shipments. Are you part of a group that needs gear to support your global community efforts? Contact Peace Passers to submit a request for equipment.

DOING GOOD FOR OTHERS

As our world becomes increasingly interconnected, young people are more tuned into their role in contributing to the global greater good. Soccer is a common thread shared among people of all races, backgrounds & economic levels. Peace Passers serves as a platform for soccer players to participate in a fun & meaningful community service experience. If you are interested in organizing a collection drive for Peace Passers please contact us

DONATIONS AND DISTRIBUTIONS

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Recent Posts

Christian Callahan Scores Big with his Eagle Scout Service Project

These are the kind of stories worth announcing on the loud speaker. This past year, 14 year-old Christian Callahan from Foothills Ranch, CA has been working towards earning his Eagle Scout rank. Inspiring others in his community to give back Christian organized a free skills clinic for youth age 5-12 and encouraged each participant to bring a new or used soccer item to donate. Callahan worked diligently to communicate his Peace Passers project plan to teammates, coaches, parents, boy scouts and even made the local news in the process! By the end of the project Christian collected 710 pieces of soccer equipment and rallied 65 volunteers to help him sort, pack and count the gear.

To top it off Christian was able to secure a company to sponsor the shipment of gear to Decatur, GA where it will go to support Bridging the Gap Africa, serving youth and adults in Sierra Leone. The Barrie family is organizing a crate shipment to Sierra Leone this September so all of Christian’s gear donations will be traveling across the ocean by next month. Christian told Peace Passers “After the project it feels like a great accomplishment that you have done something good for the world.”
Thank you Christian and congratulations on your Eagle Scout rank!

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