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Welcome to the 2024 Father Christmas Cup

Community

Thanks to the amazing community here in the greater Atlanta area we have been able to help families experiencing loss for over 20 years!

Charity

The donations of our players, friends, families, and sponsors are what makes the difference in our beneficiary’s lives. We have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for our community since our inception.

Futbol

The beautiful game has brought us all together to do amazing things. Sport is powerful and none more so than fútbol.

Cheers!

Register Today

Hey captains👋🏽 click below to register your team. There are youth, men’s, women’s, and co-ed divisions. The deadline to register a team is November 11th.

How to Give

100% of the proceeds go to the the sponsored families. There are multiple ways to participate. As an individual you can donate online, in person or by mail and as a business you can become a sponsor.

Mr. and Mrs. Clause

The Beneficiaries

This who we do it for! To learn about the honorees and beneficiary families click below.

The Host

Silverbacks Park is our venue and hosts. The Park donated resources and field space to contribute to the success of FXC.

Partners

Atlanta United Community Fund

The continued generosity of the Atlanta United Community Fund for your support of the work Father Christmas Cup is doing to support families in Atlanta’s soccer community. The grants ABFF provides make a major difference in the lives of our beneficiaries!


FX Cup Partners and Ambassadors

T-shirt Sponsors

Blog

  • A FXC Story

    Earlier last year, Denzel Clark, a former student at Greater Atlanta Christian School and a talented soccer player, unfortunately, lost his mother and father in what can only be described as tragic circumstances. At the time, Denzel was playing Division 1 soccer at Gardner-Webb University (http://www.gardner-webb.edu/) in NC and The Father Christmas Cup was able to make a… Read…

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  • Father Christmas Cup Origins

    The Father Christmas Cup came to be as a result of a discussion one night in September 2003 between a group of friends in a local pub, what was then the old Fado Fado, in the Buckhead bar district of Atlanta Georgia. The discussion centered on the casualties from the war in Iraq and how… Read…

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