Aseano Charity
Giving Back. Creating Opportunities.
At Aseano Soccer, we believe the game should be accessible to every child, regardless of their background. Our mission goes beyond training players. We are committed to supporting underprivileged youth and helping them continue dreaming of playing soccer.
Through outreach programs, sponsorships, equipment donations, and community partnerships, we provide opportunities for children who may not otherwise have access to organized soccer training. We believe talent is everywhere, but opportunity is not. Our goal is to bridge that gap.
By giving back to underserved communities, we help young athletes build confidence, stay active, and pursue their passion for the game. Soccer becomes more than just a sport. It becomes hope, discipline, and a pathway to growth.
At Aseano Charity, we move forward by lifting others up.
How You Can Help?
Donate via Venmo
Every dollar helps. Whether it’s $5 or $50, your donation directly supports the kids — from equipment upgrades to field costs to scholarship opportunities for those in need.
Venmo: @AseanoSoccer
(Please include “donation” in the description)
Give Gear
Have gently used soccer shoes or equipment lying around? We gladly accept donations of spare cleats or gear in good condition. Simply drop them off during any of our classes — look for the donation box near check-in. Or you can send us a message on our contact page — we reply fast!
Why It Matters?
Your support means a child plays with proper gear.
Your donation means a family gets access to quality coaching.
Your help means we grow stronger — together.
Our Next Goal
Spreading the Game Further
In a small Aeta village in Pampanga, Philippines, football found its way in 2016 through Coach Mark. With little equipment but a lot of heart, he introduced the sport to the local youth, giving them a chance to dream beyond the mountains that surround their home. Over the years, the football community grew, and today it continues to open doors for young Aeta players — with some even earning scholarships and studying in universities through the sport. Football has become more than a game here; it’s a path to education, confidence, and hope.
This November 2025, from Torrance to Pampanga, we’ll visit this small soccer community full of potential. They need our help to keep their football dreams alive — to continue training, provide gear, and build opportunities for the next generation of Aeta youth.
We’re grateful for every contribution, big or small. Let’s build something better, for every child who dreams big with a ball at their feet.
