Little Feet
Everyday thousands of men’s, women’s, and co-ed teams take to their local fields to kick a ball competitively or recreationally.
For most it’s just a good time; a time for some camaraderie and exercise. For others it’s about collecting goals, wins, and trophies.
But for a select few it’s not only about what happens on the field, but the difference they make off the field.
In dozens of cities across the United States soccer teams race on to the pitch in Little Feet jerseys. These jerseys are not some slick marketing to get our name out, but a commitment by the players of these teams to support the LF mission.
Each jersey that is bought by a team or an individual goes directly to supporting the building of soccer fields around the world. Like this one in Honduras or this one in Costa Rica.
So become one of our teams and wear Little Feet across your chest and your heart on your jersey sleeve! We’re offering a great deal to set your team up right.
For our new red jerseys… place a minimum order of 15 shirts at $25 each and we’ll throw in free numbering AND three Little Feet balls for your team.
For our original white jerseys place a minimum order of 15 at $30 each and we’ll throw in free numbering AND three Little Feet balls for your team.
E-mail us at: info@littlefeet(dot)com to get started.
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Below is one of our wonderful Little Feet teams from Chicago.
Little Feet Chicago
Team city and captains name:
Chicago, IL (Tim Pajak)
Age division and league:
Co-ed.
Little Feet Chicago currently has a team with Players Sports Group.
Little Feet Chicago has fielded numerous indoor and outdoor teams with the Chicago Sport & Social Club and expects to field a team with Kick It Social in the near future.
Why did you decide to play in LF jerseys?
Several of our regulars had been playing together for a few years. Each season, instead of wearing the standard league issued t-shirts, we would purchase our own jerseys. But, other than choosing a color based on whatever random team name we had dreamed up, there was no strong association with the jersey or loyalty to the team name. Instead, we realized that what we really wanted was to be part of a group that we could rally around (not just a bar or clever team name). So supporting a cause that helps youth just seemed like a natural fit especially since we had already been using Little Feet soccer balls.
Why do you and your players think it’s important to give back?
Just like many soccer teams, Little Feet Chicago has a diverse mix of players each with unique backgrounds. Quite literally, we are doctors, lawyers, teachers, etc., and yet it is this beautiful game that has brought us together and unites us for at least one evening every week. We believe passionately that soccer, like no other sport, can unite a wide-range of people. Thus, we’d like to spread that passion to youth.
What’s the importance of always having the opportunity to play soccer?
When you are truly passionate about something, do you ever want to stop doing it?
Best soccer memory?
My best personal soccer memory is winning the conference championship during my freshman season at Lewis University and having the opportunity to play with teammates from all over the world.
