Bridging the Gap non-profits and state associations leveraging resources to serve non-traditional soccer communities Robert Poretti, Soccer Across America.

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Bridging the Gap non-profits and state associations leveraging resources to serve non-traditional soccer communities Robert Poretti, Soccer Across America Marc Maxey, Soccer Across America Sarah Pickens, U.S. Soccer Foundation

Objectives Understand the Bridging the Gap concept Discuss how to map partnerships and how to leverage partner resources to address the gap Determine barriers and discuss potential solutions

Understand the Bridging the Gap Concept Stagnated Growth

Understand the Bridging the Gap Concept Demand Exists 10.2 million children participate in afterschool programming Nearly 1 in 4 families (23%) has a child enrolled in afterschool programming 19.4 million children (41%) not currently enrolled, would be enrolled if a program were available to them * Data from Afterschool Alliance National Report * List of Youth Serving Organizations above is not all inclusive 4,000,000 9,000,000 1,000,000 1,200,000 360,000+

Understand the Bridging the Gap Concept Increase Accessibility

Defining “Bridging the Gap” Financial: growing discrepancies in resources available to youth serving organizations between the ends of the financial spectrum Cultural: challenges of traditional youth soccer models to apply to all communities outside of the upper/middle class suburbs Programming: discrepancies in programming made available to different communities at all levels of play (youth/adult, recreational/competitive) Inclusion: lack of diversity in leadership roles guiding youth soccer on local, regional, state, and national levels * Courtesy of Nick Lusson, ED, NorCal Premier Soccer Foundation

Leveraging Partner Resources to Address the Gap Mapping Partnership Opportunities Leveraging Partner Resources to Address the Gap What is your “sphere of influence”? What is your “community”? Who are your current/ potential partner(s)? What are your current/ future goals? What are the current/ future goals of your partner(s)? Where do they align?

Leveraging Partner Resources to Address the Gap Mapping Partnership Opportunities Leveraging Partner Resources to Address the Gap

Leveraging Partner Resources to Address the Gap Mapping Partnership Opportunities Leveraging Partner Resources to Address the Gap

Determine barriers and discuss potential solutions Leveraging Partner Resources to Address the Gap Determine barriers and discuss potential solutions Successful examples from the audience Examples of current obstacles faced in the process Determine 2-3 immediate next steps

Q&A Robert Poretti: rporetti@comcast.net Marc Maxey: maxkick@yahoo.com Sarah Pickens: spickens@ussoccerfoundation.org Take note! Join us at the 2017 Urban Soccer Symposium for more in depth dialogue - April 27-30, Washington, D.C.! ussoccerfoundation.org/events/urban-soccer-symposium/