Support your team. Support your community. Score an Eco GOLAZO!

Eco GOLAZO!, a special phase of our One Hot Summer campaign, brings together soccer and community action. Support your favorite team by completing the Eco GOLAZO! survey and helping your team climb the leaderboard.

Participants can earn:

  • 1 point for completing the survey

Explore stadium sustainability fun facts, heat safety tips, clean energy resources, and more throughout the campaign.

MVP of the Week!

Help us celebrate the amazing volunteers, interns, and community members powering Eco GOLAZO! Every Friday, we will spotlight a new MVP whose hard work, leadership, and community engagement drive climate action and civic participation through the power of soccer.

This Week’s MVP: Alondra Villa (FLORIDA)

Alondra is a dedicated volunteer from Florida whose passion for community engagement and helping others has made a meaningful impact throughout our One Hot Summer campaign. A proud supporter of Mexico, Alondra volunteers with Poder Latinx to learn more about important community issues and help create positive change through civic engagement and environmental justice efforts.

Alondra has gone above and beyond in supporting Eco GOLAZO! by helping collect over seven surveys in a single week and actively participating throughout the FL EcoPoder internship program. She has consistently contributed valuable feedback, supported outreach efforts, and demonstrated a strong commitment to community engagement. Her dedication, leadership, and enthusiasm for helping others embody the spirit of Eco GOLAZO! and community action.


The Stadiums Where Soccer Meets Sustainability

From solar panels and recycling programs to water conservation and clean transportation, Soccer stadiums around North America are helping showcase how sports and sustainability can work together. Explore the environmental features of the stadiums hosting matches and learn how protecting our communities and protecting our planet go hand in hand.

United States

Mexico

Canada

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