Social Responsibility

1% For the Planet

From 2010-2023, Champion Soccer School donated $34,000 to beneficiaries of 1% for the planet. 1% For The Planet has inspired members of the business community to contribute 1% of sales to environmental groups around the world. It’s about businesses recognizing that industry and ecology are inherently connected. Sustainability of the natural environment is fundamental to the sustainability of business. 1% For The Planet offers a simple, tangible and proactive way for the business community to be a part of the solution. Since joining, we have donated to Friends of Holly Hill Farm (Cohasset, MA), Mass Audubon, Seacoast Science Center (Rye, NH), and Elevate Youth (Boston, MA).

Contributions to Local Communities

PQ Park’s New Playground

CSS donated 1k to support the fundraising efforts of the new (2020) PQ Park Playground and Field Enhancements.

PQ PARK’S NEW PLAYGROUND

The Butler School Playground

The Daniel Butler School is home to 3rd grade teacher and camp owner and director, Brian Bisceglia-Kane. Champion has donated 1k each of the last five years to support the school’s PTA, new playground, and more!

Donated Camp Weeks for Great Causes

Champion regularly donates camp weeks to raise money for auctions and to help those in need. Champion works with the Daniel Butler School and Wayland Youth Soccer to ensure families in need can get partial or full scholarships. Champion also donates camp spots for auction, such as the Wayland PTO backpack auction.

One Fund Boston

In the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings, Champion was not able to run camp the last Friday of our Belmont April Break camp. Champion with the support of April break families, donated the proceeds from Friday camp to One Fund Boston in support of the victims and their families.

Haiti Relief Effort

Thanks to your help, Champion Soccer School was able to help with the recent disaster in Haiti. We donated 10 percent of our tuition received by January 31st, 2010 to the American Redcross Haiti Relief and Development Fund donating over $325.