Union Watch Party

Join fans of both the Union and Chester Upland Youth Soccer (an award-winning 501c3)  at the next family-friendly watch party:

Sunday, July 25 at 7:30pm 

Union @ Inter Miami CF

The Larimer Brewery 

15 Engle St G Unit, Chester, PA 19013  

This indoor/outdoor event features creative beer choices in a cool must-see venue right next to the stadium. Check out photos of our first watch party held there at https://cuys.org/latest-news/2021/4/19/union-watch-party-fundraiser-is-a-win-for-all 

A food truck may be on site, or else please feel encouraged to bring in your own food, ideally patronizing Chester's great restaurants like:

https://www.grubhub.com/restaurant/obs-jamaican-restaurant-920-w-2nd-st-chester/1754803

https://www.redbrickcafechester.com/menu

Our "ticket prices" are just suggestions - anything you want to donate will be much appreciated. 

Chester Upland Youth Soccer strengthens the communities it serves by mentoring youth, engaging families, and promoting healthy living. The organization provides after-school and weekend soccer programming, mentorship and nutrition education for children in traditionally underserved, suburban Philadelphia communities.

Thanks for your support! See you at the party.

For more information:

https://cuys.org/our-mission

At Chester Upland Youth Soccer, why do we do what we do? Here are some compelling reasons:

*Every child deserves the opportunity to play youth sports, but economic inequality leads to inequity in sports participation rates.

*In the United States, nearly one in three children is overweight or obese. The problem is even more acute in underserved populations. Regular soccer activities provide a tool to combat childhood obesity while promoting healthy lifestyles through nutrition education.

*Young athletes do better in school, devote more time to studying, think more about their future, aspire to attend and graduate college, and have lower suspension and expulsion rates. (“The Benefits of Youth Sports,” 2017 National Council for Youth Sports)

*Mentored youth are more likely to aspire to and attend college, more likely to take leadership roles in school and extracurricular activities, and more likely to regularly volunteer in their communities; additionally, these positive mentoring effects have a greater impact on at-risk youth. (“The Mentoring Effect,” 2014) 

*According to the U.S. Department of Justice, the most dangerous period for juveniles to both commit and be victims of crime are the hours immediately following the school day. This program provides participants with a healthy and productive way to spend after-school hours in a cooperative and well-supervised environment, engaging in activities that lead to improved self-esteem and confidence.

Learn more at https://cuys.org/program-overview