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The Charlotte Eagles hosted the first free camp for autistic children in cooperation with Autism Speaks. The Charlotte Eagles and Lady Eagles players all volunteered their time to work with over eighty children who attended this four-day camp. Many of the parents expressed their appreciation and commented about the impact that the camp had on their children. One mother shared that the camp had given her son a sense of dignity and that he now had an activity that he could join in with other kids in his neighborhood.

The Chicago Eagles recently led the NCCAA national champion Indiana Wesleyan men's soccer team to the Brazilian Amazon.  The team traveled by boat up the Amazon, stopping off in several villages along the way.  The group participated in several soccer matches, along with soccer clinics for boys and girls, visited several schools and a prison.   

 After twelve years of taking men’s and women’s teams to Japan, the Southern California Seahorses extended an invitation to the Shizuoka Sangyo University men’s team to participate in a “Reverse Tour”.  The Seahorses tours to Japan have built a bridge between a church in Shizuoka and the local University.