Victory Project Impact in 2024

  • The Victory Project welcomed 22 matchday honorees as special guests in the Victory Suite at Children's Mercy Park as part of an all-access VIP experience that includes a stay at Great Wolf Lodge, a stadium tour, meet-and-greets with the team, and a customized jersey. In addition, The Victory Project hosted a group of over 300 individuals featuring 58 past matchday honorees and their family members for the club's annual Kick Childhood Cancer match.

  • The Victory Project conducted monthly appearances by Sporting Kansas City players at Children's Mercy Kansas City to visit pediatric patients and participate in interactive activities inside the hospital.

    • Gave $40,000 to legends for life.

    • Gave $30,000 to Camp Quality to allow kids who have been affected by cancer go to summer camp.

  • The Victory Project is committed to connecting all kids to the sport of soccer and has distributed more than $70,000 this year in Soccer Assist Grants to ensure access for players and teams to participate, regardless of financial barriers.

  • The Victory Project awarded Emerging Sports Leader Scholarships - in the amount of $5,000 each - to four local high school seniors to continue their education.

  • The Victory Project donated hundreds of tickets to Sporting Kansas City home matches at Children's Mercy Park to local partners, non-profits, charities, philanthropic foundations and community organizations serving the metropolitan area.

  • The Victory Project gifted the Kansas State School for the Blind and the KC Blind All-Stars Foundation more than $32,000 to fund the first blind soccer field in the Midwest, which will open in 2024.

  • The Victory Project, in partnership with Unified Sports and Special Olympics Kansas,

    •    Granted 5 wishes for Sporting Wishes

    • Donated $55,000 to Make-A-Wish .