Concession stands are essential tools for fundraising. Many schools, non-profit organizations, and community groups rely on the revenue generated by concession sales to support their initiatives.

For the 2026 season, the League is excited to launch the Black-Out My Soccer Ball Fundraiser, a team effort that helps provide better equipment, gear, and opportunities for our athletes. Each family will receive one primary soccer ball & collect donations from family and friends matching the amounts shown on the ball. Once the primary ball is fully “blacked-out,” the athlete earns one entry into the Cash Prize Raffle. Families may continue collecting support through bonus ball donations for additional raffle entries, but the primary ball must be completed first. Every extra effort directly benefits our players and strengthens the program. The raffle ends August 1, 2026, and the Cash Prize Drawing will be held on Opening Day, August 22, 2026. Ten cash prizes will be awarded: $500, $500, $250, $250, $150, $100, $100, $50, $50, and $50. Winners will be announced on our Facebook and Instagram pages and notified by phone and/or email. *Special Note: Only one prize may be awarded per participant.  If a participant's name is drawn more than once, a new winner will be selected. 

Team sponsorships play a crucial role in the success of both professional and amateur clubs.  These partnerships bring more than just financial support; they offer opportunities for growth, visibility, and community engagement.

⚽ If you or anyone you know are interested in sponsoring the Northwestern Youth Soccer League, print off, complete and turn in the Sponsors Form before the deadline!!

Restaurant Give-Back Nights are fundraising events that can raise money for local nonprofits, schools, sports teams, or community groups.  Diners can enjoy a meal while supporting a great cause!

Player registration fees are crucial to supporting a league because they go towards equipement costs, facility rentals, administrative fees, and so much more.  These fees help cover the costs and contribute to the growth, development and success of young athletes.