Empowering the Next Generation of Soccer Talent: Forbes spotlights ACCESS U’s mission

In the U.S., soccer has increasingly become a sport reserved for those who can afford the high costs associated with the pay-to-play system. However, ACCESS U Foundation is challenging this reality by supporting Black and Latino scholar-athletes who are often excluded from the opportunities they deserve. By offering financial aid, mentorship, and college prep resources, ACCESS U is not just leveling the playing field, it’s transforming lives.

Recently Forbes covered the stories of young student athletes like Aniya Williams (Riverside, CA) and Noel Ortega (Van Nuys, CA),  highlighting how ACCESS U is helping to make soccer accessible for all, one student at a time.

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ACCESS U Helps Black and Hispanic soccer players chase their dreams.