When visiting Seacoast United’s Hampton Indoor Arena, be sure to look at the bulletin board mounted on the wall between fields A and D to read the many thank you’s and letters acknowledging support Seacoast United has given locally and internationally. One of SUSC’s proudest community projects was a trip to Nairobi, Kenya in the summer of 2009 made by Paul Willis and Matthew Glode.
The purpose of their trip to Kenya was to work on behalf of the United States, NIKE, and Care International to help educate local program leaders on methods to promote self sustainability. During the 5 day trip, both Willis and Glode were both able to speak in front of many local Kenyan soccer program leaders.
Seacoast United donated soccer balls and cleats to soccer programs supported by Hope Sport United earlier this month. Hope Sport United, in partnership with HOPE International, develops sports programs for kids throughout Haiti. The organization focuses on promoting teamwork, keeping children active, improving motor skills, and training local coaches. 
In the very near future, Seacoast United will be launching an ambitious community program and is looking for a volunteer to run the day-to-day operations. Seacoast United’s Kick Back Program’s goal is to actively seeking out, collect, sort and ultimately ship donated soccer specific items all over the world. The initial goal is to target at least one organization or community on each continent that will benefit from the support of the Program. It is the Club’s hope that children all over the world will be able to experience what the sport of soccer has to offer yet so many in the United States take for granted. 
