Saturday, July 18, 2026
9:00, (PDT)
CommUNIDAD Soccer Tornament: Nuestra Copa - La Copa del valle
501c3 Nonprofit for immigration Services & Resources
5623 Lankershim Blvd. Ste A North Hollywood, CA 91601
www.immigola.org | Direct: mmendez@immigola.org | Grants@immigola.org
“Celebrating our immigrant communities with the dignity they deserve”
Event date: July 18, 2026 - Community Soccer Tournament
The World Cup is here, but the people are what matter most. The fans. The families. The immigrant communities that make our neighborhoods vibrant, resilient, and full of life.We believe everyone deserves dignity, safety, and the freedom to celebrate without fear.
As the world comes together through soccer, we raise our voices and call for:
-No ICE or CBP presence in our communities. Our celebrations should be spaces of joy, not fear.
- An end to travel restrictions that keep families, fans, and national teams apart. Soccer should unite us, not divide us.
-Support local immigrant-owned businesses and organizations. As millions are invested during the tournament, let's ensure our communities benefit too.
We live in one of the regions most impacted by immigration policies, yet our immigrant communities are the heartbeat of the beautiful game. Our cultures, traditions, and passion are what make soccer feel like home.
Join us for our Community Soccer Tournament & Fiesta, a day of friendly competition, music, food, culture, and community power. Bring your family, your friends, and your team. Let's celebrate the game we love while standing together for immigrant communities. Let's play. Let's celebrate. Let's organize. Let's protect our communities. Will you join us? Let us know you're coming by RSVP through this link.
Our Community Priorities
1. Safe Communities During the World Cup
We support efforts to ensure immigrant families can attend community events, patronize local businesses, gather with loved ones, and celebrate their national teams without fear of immigration enforcement actions disrupting their daily lives.
2. Welcoming Fans From Around the World
We support policies that allow supporters from qualified nations, including Haiti, Iran, Côte d’Ivoire, and Senegal, to participate in the World Cup experience and celebrate alongside fellow fans.
3. Investing in Community-Based Support
As international attention turns toward Los Angeles and other host cities, we must ensure that local immigrant communities are not left behind. Community organizations will play a critical role in providing:
Know Your Rights education
Language access and interpretation
Community resource navigation
Emergency family support
Civic engagement opportunities
Cultural celebrations and community events
Small business and vendor outreach
Volunteer mobilization and mutual aid efforts
The entry is free to our community but we are accepting donations. We invite businesses, foundations, philanthropic leaders, and community members to invest in this work. Your contribution will help immigrant families have access to trusted resources, support systems, and community-centered events throughout the World Cup season.
Your support helps:
Expand outreach to vulnerable immigrant communities
Support educational workshops and public information campaigns
Provide direct assistance to impacted families
Mobilize volunteers and community ambassadors
Host inclusive community events and cultural celebrations
Strengthen partnerships between community organizations and local businesses
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has the potential to be remembered not only for what happened on the field, but for how communities came together to support one another off the field. We invite you to stand with us as a community partner, sponsor, donor, or supporter in ensuring that this global celebration reflects the values of fairness, inclusion, and belonging.
In Community,
immigo team