SoCal Youth Sports · Community partnerships
We’re redesigning youth sports around the child. Our NanoSports approach combines smaller games with professional coaching, giving children more opportunities to play, make decisions and learn at their own starting level.
Your partnership can help make this experience available and affordable to more local families.
Partner with programs serving Pasadena, Glendale, Burbank and nearby Los Angeles communities.
Local programs. Meaningful support. A plan we build together.
Real play. Real involvement. SoCal Youth Sports in action.
Why we exist
When our founder, Matt, coached a team of beginners, younger players playing up, and children who hadn’t made other teams, he saw how easily youth sports could leave kids on the margins.
SoCal Youth Sports puts their experience first. Our professionally coached programs use small games—including 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3 formats—to give children more opportunities to touch the ball, make decisions and take part.
A partnership helps us bring that approach to more local children.
Seen from the sidelines
“I was extremely impressed that ALL the children were running and playing with a ball.”
“I can feel their sense of achievement and joy of participation.”
Laifun Chung · Google review, August 2026 · Excerpts. A grandparent who described following youth soccer for over three decades across four countries.
“The coaches are a great group who genuinely care about every player’s growth and confidence. They create a fun, positive environment while still teaching real skills and teamwork.”
Devon Hopper · Google review, December 2025 · Excerpt.
Help make this kind of playing experience available to more local children.
Find your way to helpChoose the difference you want to make
Start with the community you care about and the kind of support you can offer. Together, we’ll agree the scope, budget and what success will look like.
$350 funds one full-season place for a child whose family needs financial assistance, including professional coaching, practices, games and a uniform.
Help make the league experience accessible to a local family.
Sponsor a player →Contribute toward coaching, league delivery or equipment for a team typically planned for 8–10 players.
We’ll agree the contribution, what it funds and appropriate recognition. Team support helps deliver the season; it does not automatically cover every player’s registration.
Support a team →Help fund league delivery or shared equipment across an age division: approximately 8 teams, planned for 64–80 players.
Choose a location and season, then agree the funded activities and recognition. Actual team and player numbers are confirmed for that season; this is not a full-registration sponsorship for every child.
Support an age division →Help equip the league. Support can fund agreed equipment needs—such as balls, goals, field dividers and training supplies—or take the form of suitable equipment donated directly. We’ll match your contribution to a defined need.
Interested in developing future coaches? You can also help shape our emerging Coaches in Training pathway through mentorship, expertise or support for a defined pilot.
More ways to partner
Support something tangible, choose an available brand placement, or contribute to the league’s wider needs. These opportunities can stand alone or form part of a player, team or division partnership.
Featured opportunity · NanoSports fields
$4,466 funds one complete dual-field unit, including shipping, tax and branding.
Help provide the equipment that brings our smaller-game approach to life: playing spaces designed to give children more opportunities to take part. Your support funds a tangible resource for the league.
We can explore branding on field equipment or recognition beside a designated playing area for an agreed season. Equipment funding and recognition are scoped separately, with venue permission and production requirements confirmed before commitment.
Explore a field partnership →Explore sponsor recognition on a banner at an approved league venue. We’ll agree the location, dimensions, display dates, design, production and installation costs before confirming the placement.
Explore logo placement on a future uniform order for an agreed team, division or season. Availability depends on the design, supplier requirements, order deadlines and existing commitments. We’ll confirm placement, quantities and printing costs together.
Help meet the practical costs of running the league, including coaching, equipment, field access and day-to-day delivery. Choose flexible support for league needs or agree a specific use for your contribution.
Field opportunities here relate to league playing spaces and equipment. The potential future community sports hub is a separate exploratory project. All placements are subject to availability and applicable permissions; exclusivity is available only if specifically agreed.
A clear plan for both sides
We’ll shape recognition and reporting around the activity you support and the people you want to serve.
Specific benefits, deliverables and reporting measures are agreed in writing for each partnership. Children’s and families’ personal information is not a sponsorship benefit.
A window into our community
Our Instagram account gives families and supporters a way to follow the activity. Here is a dated snapshot of that attention.
January 1–September 14, 2026
September 15, 2025–September 14, 2026
August 9–September 7, 2026
Source: account insights recorded in our sponsor evidence tracker. Views can include repeat views and are not unique people or guaranteed sponsor impressions. The organic/paid split is not established. These figures describe the account, not a sponsorship campaign.
Looking ahead · Early exploration
We’re beginning to explore a potential community sports hub: a longer-term home for play, learning and connection. The concept is still taking shape, with no confirmed site or opening date.
Interested in contributing ideas, expertise or exploring a future partnership? Join the conversation as the vision develops.
Let’s start with a conversation
Tell us a little about your organization and the community you want to support. You don’t need a finished proposal or a set budget to begin.
We’ll review your idea, discuss the fit and work toward a practical partnership plan.
This is an inquiry, with no payment or commitment required.
We’ll use your details to respond to this inquiry. Please don’t include children’s personal information. Read our privacy policy.
We start with the activity you want to support, then agree a contribution and benefits that fit. The three opportunities above are starting points for that conversation.
Yes. Tell us the community you serve and what you could contribute. We’ll explore a practical match with program needs, including equipment, services or expertise.
Before the partnership begins, we’ll agree what can be measured and reported. Depending on the activity, that may include funded places, sessions delivered, equipment provided, development milestones and agreed recognition.
Yes. Select the future community sports hub in the inquiry form. It is an exploratory project; any future opportunity will need its own scope and agreement.
SoCal Youth Sports · Southern California Youth Sports Solutions · EIN 87-1328655