There are numerous ways to support Charlottesville Blues FC. We value every dollar contributed to support our players and engage fans.
Introducing the Founding Fox Non-Profit Program—an opportunity to blend passion for soccer with a commitment to our community.
With your generous donation of $25,000, you will benefit from a 100% tax-deductible contribution and empower seven local non-profits by providing them with 100 general admission tickets to Charlottesville Blues FC games.
This initiative offers a unique way to give back, allowing deserving families to enjoy the thrill of live sports and fostering community spirit through the beautiful game.
Whether you contribute under a family name, a company banner, or anonymously, your support will help make soccer accessible to all and establish a lasting legacy of community engagement and joy at every match. Join us in creating a significant impact this summer, where every goal scored resonates far beyond the field.
Introducing the High School “Go Blues” Matching Season Ticket Program—a spectacular way for donors and companies to champion youth involvement in sports while supporting our local schools. With contributions starting at $3,500, you can provide 100, 150, or even 200 general admission season tickets to a high school of your choice, directly under the guidance of the school’s Athletic Director. Charlottesville Blues FC is committed to matching every ticket purchased through this program, ensuring that even more students can join in the excitement of live soccer.
This initiative is designed to celebrate students who are achieving academically, excelling in sports, or might need community support. By sponsoring a High School for the season, you’re not just buying a ticket; you’re investing in inspiration, motivation, and the undeniable joy of being part of a team. It’s a chance for the community to come together and show that in the game of soccer, just like in life, no one should be left behind. Join us in creating unforgettable nights under the lights for our local high school students.
