Hooligans Doing Good
Soccer supporters supporting their community
Who We Are
A group of 1500 committed soccer fans looking to invest time into our community
What We Do
We Work with local non-profits. Our mission is their mission.
Why We Do It
The Rapids don’t play every weekend. When they are resting, we are supporting the community
Recent Partnerships
We are proud to work with local organizations to further their missions and causes by inviting our audiences and our membership to get involved, either by hands-on volunteering, various equipment drives, or by making monetary donations.
Colorado Soccer Foundation: Home - Colorado Soccer Foundation
We are proud to team up with the Colorado Soccer Foundation (CSF), whose mission is to make the game of soccer accessible to youth, regardless of income or background. CSF provides after-school programs, pick up play, and tournaments that give thousands of youth the chance to stay active, build confidence, and experience the social, emotional, and health benefits of soccer.
Partnering with them was a no-brainer—we invited CSF to a C38 tailgate to share their mission and hosted a successful equipment drive to ensure their kids have what they need to play soccer. Keep an eye out for the youth tournaments at Soccer City Aurora—you can even join a C38 team and get in on the action!
Consider Joining us for their next tournament here!
COPA DE LOS MUERTOS 6v6 - Colorado Soccer Foundation | Playpass
Please consider joining us for these upcoming volunteer opportunities!
UPCOMING OPPORTUNITIES
UPCOMING OPPORTUNITIES
FFTD Works to feed over 18000 students around the Front Range, with more schools being onboarded all the time! If you’d like to be a part of ensuring no kid has to go without food for a weekend, please consider joining us Friday mornings to set up their distro site and to pack food bags, or at their East location to load at their warehouse!
Food Bank of the Rockies is making a profound impact on hunger in Colorado, their service area includes over 2 dozen counties across Colorado, as well as collaboration with 150 Hunger Relief Partners across Wyoming. They run an immense operation and are always welcoming volunteers - please consider joining Oar Foundation for our November 17th warehouse shift at the link below!
Volunteer Registration Information:
To register to volunteer with your group and to prepare for volunteering, please review this email in its entirety.
This email confirms the following volunteer opportunity has been reserved for Oar Foundation:
Date and Time: November 17, 2025 - 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Opportunity Name: Main Warehouse PM
Location: 10700 E. 45th Ave. Denver, CO 80239
Number of slots: 10 people
All group participants must be signed up 2 weeks prior to the volunteer shift (By November 3, 2025 ).
Registration:
Please use the group registration link to register yourself for the event: https://vhub.at/3KL5CG
Click on the date and the green “Sign up” button next to the event on the page.
You will be prompted to log in. If you do not have an account, you will create an account. You do not need a join code and can skip this step.
As a part of the event registration each person accepts the volunteer agreement and waiver.
Once you have created an account and registered for the event, you will receive an automatic confirmation email.
Food Bank of the Rockies requires every member of the group to register individually under the specific group and event. This registration process allows each volunteer to accept our waiver ahead of volunteering and will allow them to track their volunteer hours with Food Bank of the Rockies.
Preparing for your Volunteer Shift:
To better prepare for volunteering, please watch this short Welcome Video and Safety Video.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to volunteer@foodbankrockies.org.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
About the Board
At the formation of the Oar Foundation, the members wanted the Oar Foundation to be an independent tool for good in the Denver community. As such, the Oar Foundation has a different board of governors from C38’s senior and junior board members. This allows The Oar Foundation to focus on its commitment to the community and establish its own set of values. Still tightly knit with Centennial 38, the Oar Foundation connects the Supporters culture in Denver with various non-profit endeavors in their community.
Kevin Li - Co-Executive Director
Austin Reynolds - Co-Executive Director
Justin Sacks - Board Member
David Wenger - Board Member
Nina Rice - Board Member
Jared Kaszuba - Board Member
Trevor Curry - Board Member