PLAY.
GIVE JOY.
Our Mission |
The primary focus of the Play4More Foundation is to positively impact refugees locally, domestically, and globally through the game of soccer. Inspired by Christ’s call to love and serve others, we aim to use the game of soccer to bring hope, joy, and flourishing into the lives of refugees and children living in poverty.
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Buy One, Give One
Play4More™ creates premium soccer balls designed by refugee children and celebrities. For every purchase, a ball is donated to a child in need. Our ambassadors include Bernard Kamungo and Aubrey Kingsbury.
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Hope Scholars
Scholarships empower refugees through education, unlocking potential and community impact. As we grow, we aim to expand these transformative opportunities for local refugee students.
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Kibo Camps
Rooted in Christ’s example, Kibo Camps unite college students, soccer pros, and communities to teach soccer, build relationships, and inspire hope. We aim to expand camps and empower more ambassadors.
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Our Soccer Balls
Uniquely designed, durably made
Each ball is designed by a resettled refugee. Each ball is beautifully designed and suited for competitive or recreational play. The durable PU cover is soft to the touch and responsive during play. The Butyl bladder is optimal for bounce and air retention. This ball is available in size 5.
The Elizer Ball
The Rachel Ball
“Soccer is…home.” Designed by Rachel, this soccer ball reflects the vibrant colors of her home country, celebrating resilience, identity, and the universal joy of soccer
The Moba Ball
Designed by Moba, this ball celebrates his deep love for the game and honors his Tanzanian roots with vibrant colors and patterns inspired by his culture.
Meet Our Designers
Play4More™ soccer ball exteriors are designed by resettled refugee children. These creative children put a unique touch on the ball and play an important role in the production process.
Read Elizer's Story
About Elizer
Elizer is an eleventh-grader who loves soccer. He plays left midfield for his school team. Elizer’s favorite player is Lionel Messi. When he thinks about other kids playing with the ball he designed, he says, “….it will feel good.” Elizer’s favorite subject in school is math. One of his future goals is to learn a valuable trade and perhaps one day be a mechanic.
Read Moba's Story
About Moba
Moba is a seventh-grader who loves to play soccer. He plays for his middle school team as a forward. His favorite soccer move is the scissors. His favorite player is Cristiano Ronaldo, and his favorite team is Barcelona. Moba has four siblings, including his big brother Lawi, who is also a soccer player. Moba’s favorite subject in school is science. Moba is originally from Tanzania.
Read Rachel's Story
About Rachel
Rachel is a freshman and plays soccer for her first-year high school team. When Rachel thinks about soccer, it reminds her of home. Rachel is originally from Uganda. She has six siblings. When she thinks about other kids playing with the ball she designed, she says, “….it will be so exciting.” Rachel’s future goal is to get to college and start her own salon one day.
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Play4More™ Hope Scholars
Education and career training are transformative pathways for refugees rebuilding their lives. Our Hope Scholarships provide higher education opportunities to refugee students, empowering them to discover their God-given potential and make a lasting impact in their communities. As the foundation grows, we plan to expand the availability of these scholarships.
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Kibo Soccer Camps
The name Kibo, meaning “Hope” in Japanese and the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro, reflects our global ambitions and faith-driven inspiration to uplift others. Rooted in a commitment to Christ’s example of serving others, Kibo Camps bring together college students, professional soccer players, and communities to create spaces of joy and connection. As we teach soccer skills and build relationships, we aim to share hope and inspire young hearts to dream. Over time, our goal is to expand Kibo Camps to more college campuses, with ambassadors continuing to use their platforms to shine a light of hope in the world.