The Los Angeles Football Club has teamed up with Yaamava’ Resort & Casino to develop enriching experiences for youth. This collaboration will back a number of soccer camps within the Inland Empire, striving to leverage athletics to positively influence children’s lives.
This alliance demonstrates the team’s dedication to community engagement. The agreement includes providing young soccer enthusiasts in the Inland Empire with a glimpse into the VIP experience at LAFC matches.
Launching the initiative, the program is conducting a soccer camp in San Bernardino for 150 children aged 7 to 14, offering them an opportunity to enhance their abilities and mature both as athletes and individuals.
Rikki Tanenbaum, the Chief Executive Officer of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, stressed the tribe’s commitment to collaborating with entities that align with their principles, noting how LAFC’s focus on youth empowerment and inclusivity strongly resonated with their objectives.
Jessica Smith, the Chief Revenue Officer for the Angel City Football Club, expressed enthusiasm about the recent collaboration with Yaamava’. She remarked, “This alliance has been a long-anticipated goal for us. Angel City is dedicated to creating positive change within Los Angeles and beyond. Through this partnership with Yaamava’, we can broaden the reach of our community initiatives further into the Inland Empire, commencing with our distinctive youth sports programs.”
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