MLS New England Revolution

Revolution Hosts Inaugural "Kids Night Out"

Published on August 1, 2007 under Major League Soccer (MLS)
New England Revolution News Release


FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - More than 1,600 tickets to the New England Revolution's match against Kansas City on Thursday, Aug. 2, have been distributed to a number of organizations supporting at-risk and disadvantaged children in conjunction with the first-annual "Kids Night Out" at Gillette Stadium.

The New England Revolution Charitable Foundation would to thank all of the team's corporate and individual partners who helped make the tickets available to the region's underprivileged youths. More than 30 not-for-profit organizations in the New England area have benefited from the generosity of the team's contributing partners, specifically the Waters Corporation of Milford, Mass.

Community organizations which received tickets to Thursday's game include: ACEDONE Summer Camp, America Scores, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mass Bay, Camp Coca-Cola New England, Camp Joslin, Children's Foundation of New England, City Works, Charlestown Boys & Girls Club, Haverhill Clubhouse DBA, Hawthorne Youth and Community Center, Inc/Alliance for Inclusion and Prevention, Hyde Square Task Force, Jordan Boys & Girls Club, May Center- Chatham, May Center- Randolph, Muscular Dystrophy Association, New England Aquarium Harbor Discoveries Camp, Phillips Brooks House Summer Camps, Project Goal, Inc., Providence Boys & Girls Club, St. Columkille Summer Program, Somerville Youth & Recreation Foundation, South Boston Community Health Center, South Boston Neighborhood House, Sportsmen's Tennis Club, Starlight Starbright, Victory Assembly of God, The West End House Boys & Girls Club and the Yes Adventure Camp

For more information on the "Kids Night Out" program, or to make a donation to "Kids Night Out 2008," please contact [email protected].

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