Harambee Sports Club is a new initiative that seeks to support diversity, equity and cultural humility in youth sports. Harambee is a Swahili word that translates to “working or pulling together.” We see sports as an engaging and challenging experience that must support youth with positive role models and provide them with opportunities to create connections with each other and their communities. We invite like-minded families to join us on this journey.

Camp Harambee celebrates the Diversity of Twin Cities Soccer 

Camp Harambee was a free three-day soccer training for youth of color that took place July 19-21, 2021.

We are grateful to partners MN United Youth Academy, Blue Cross Blue Shield of MN, Hiawatha Collegiate High School, Like a Girl, Augsburg University and studio in/visible for their support in this celebration of the diversity of the Twin Cities soccer community.

Camp Harambee looks forward to returning in 2022 to offer high school-aged boys and girls of color fun, high-level trainings and receive support from experienced coaches in the metro area. Camp Harambee will also provide a chance for young coaches of color (ages 19-25) to volunteer, be mentored and support their younger peers.

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Learn more about Camp Harambee

FC Intl Returns to Nationals!

Harambee's U19 Boys team FC International participated in the US Youth Futsal Championships in Kansas City, July 9-12, 2021.

Thank you to all of you who donated to the their GoFundMe page to help to pay for this valuable experience. We hope that you will consider supporting this incredible opportunity.  Watch a recap video of the great experience they had last year!

Houseplants for youth

Share your houseplants with young people! Harambee Sports Club has an ongoing community engagement and wellbeing project collecting houseplant cuttings from friends and neighbors. Plant cuttings will be propagated, potted and distributed to teens participating in our programming.  Learn more.

donate to harambee

Covid-19 pandemic. Systemic racism. Financial insecurity. Urban youth and their families are facing extraordinary challenges in 2020. Your tax deductible donation supports our programs that use sports to connect and engage youth with each other, caring adults and communities different than their own. Donate Now.

Join a Futsal team

Harambee has competitive teams for winter 2021-22 MN Futsal League. Learn more and Register.

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OPEN HOUSE Tuesday & Wednesday, Oct. 19, 20 from 6:30 - 8:30pm at Sanford Middle School gym. Free play for all middle and high school aged players. Masks are required.

3524 42nd Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55406, Enter Door 11 on 42nd Av.