Official legacy of the 1994 World Cup 🏆 | Empowering youth through soccer, poetry & service to lead boldly and make a difference. +20K students served/year.
Providing hope for underprivileged children 🙌
The FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund is an initiative to expand access to quality education and sports for children worldwide.
All proceeds of book sales will go to the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund.
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Support the cause by buying 'Forward – The Revolution of Football: The First 10 Years of Gianni Infantino at FIFA'. All proceeds of book sales will go to the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund.
Making a real difference to real lives 🙌
The FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund is an initiative to expand access to quality education and sports for children worldwide.
Providing hope for underprivileged children 🙌
The FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund is an initiative to expand access to quality education and sports for children worldwide.
All proceeds of book sales will go to the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund.
@GlblCtzn
"At times, it all felt like a dream that was happening in our country, except it wasn't. We all lived it. We all loved it. And we'll all miss it."
Kristian Jack pens an essay on Canada's unforgettable World Cup journey
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Bad news: Canada lost ☹.
Good news: Canada’s playing this Sunday & we’re opening FIFA Fan Festival!🤩
Ticket info will be shared tomorrow.
So, come down, wear your 🇨🇦 gear & bring the energy! 🇨🇦
🚨Global Citizens! Want to watch the FIFA World Cup 2026™ Final from the best seat in NYC? ️
On July 19, we’re hosting the FIFA World Cup 2026™ Final Watch Party on the Great Lawn in Central Park — and I’m sending five of you, plus a guest, tickets to experience the final in the best way possible.
The biggest match on the planet, plus Madonna, Shakira, and BTS headlining the first-ever FIFA World Cup 2026™ Final Halftime Show.
To enter to win your pair of tickets: click the link in my bio and complete our football & education action journey by next Wednesday, July 1. Comment here who you’d bring with you!
Winners will be drawn and contacted on Thursday, July 2. ⭕
All 3 arrived in Canada as kids, aged 7-4-10 respectively, came up through local systems in Montreal, Edmonton and Toronto. Jonathan David was born in Brooklyn and was in Haiti till age 6, then played his youth soccer in Ottawa where he grew up. A cool aspect of the current team
Toronto revels in World Cup kickoff as fans savour excitement around Team Canada’s historic opener: ‘One of the best experiences ever!’ https://t.co/PZIMuUUOjq