Footy4Hope - Playing for a Cure

Goals for a Cure

Canadian Cancer SocietyGoal: $5,000Youth Soccer TournamentDoor-to-Door Fundraising

Play, donate, and help fund life-saving cancer research through a community tournament built by students for students.

About Us

Kick Cancer out of the game

We are turning our passion for soccer into a force for change. By uniting Milton’s youth on the pitch, we aim to raise $5,000 for the Canadian Cancer Society and ensure no one faces cancer alone.

Leadership: A tournament designed by students, for students.
Total Impact: Door-to-door efforts and tournament play both support the cause.
Playing for a Cure: Every goal scored supports life-saving cancer research.

We are four high school students from Milton, Ontario using this tournament to raise money, bring people together, and support families affected by cancer.

Yahya IkramLeads the website, visual direction, and digital systems that keep Footy4Hope polished and easy to follow.
Zain AlrifaiFundraising organizer managing budgeting, planning, and sponsor outreach to help the event run smoothly.
Shahzain KhalidCrafts messaging and social media content to bring our tournament’s story to an online audience
Rahul MoulikCoordinates the event-day details, equipment, and setup to help everything come together on the pitch.

Tournament Overview

Youth aged 13-17 can compete in a 7-game, 6v6 scrimmage tournament. As teams are eliminated, the playing area expands across the pitch to increase the challenge. Matches are 12 minutes long, featuring a 2-minute halftime to keep players energized

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When

July

From 3pm-6pm

Where

TBD

Milton, Ontario

Why

There will be a photographer there to take team photos and action shots.
There will be trophies and medals.
The majority of tournament registration funds go to the Canadian Cancer Society, with the rest helping run the event.

Terms and Conditions

Every Single Dollar Counts.

Goal: $0

100% of money from door-to-door efforts goes to the Canadian Cancer Society. 70% of tournament registration funds go to the Canadian Cancer Society, while the other 30% helps run the tournament.

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