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Youth soccer nonprofit that uses the game to build leaders, combining practices and matches with tutoring, college prep and mentoring. Reaches about 1,900 South Bronx kids each year.
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Ages 5–17.
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Seasonal leagues and year-round programs
814 River Ave, Suite 2-3, 10451, in Concourse, the Bronx.
No. South Bronx United is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
Registration is handled by South Bronx United: southbronxunited.org, or call (718) 404-9281.
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