FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Fort Lauderdale United FC and Gainbridge℠ are continuing their commitment to making an impact beyond the pitch with a $9,900 donation to the Weston YMCA Family Center, supporting programs and financial assistance for children and families throughout South Florida. The donation is being made alongside legendary U.S. goalkeeper Briana Scurry through the Gainbridge Savings Tracker, an initiative that generated $99,000 in charitable contributions during its first year across communities connected to the Gainbridge Super League.

The contribution will help the Weston YMCA Family Center provide financial assistance to families who otherwise may not be able to afford programs including youth sports, after-school care and other opportunities that help children learn, grow, build confidence and develop a sense of belonging.

“Gainbridge is proud to team up with Briana Scurry to make this $9,900 donation to the Weston YMCA Family Center. Sports have the power to transform communities, and we hope each donation through the Gainbridge Savings Tracker creates a meaningful and lasting impact.” said Mike Nichols, Chief of Sponsorship Strategy and Activation at Gainbridge.

Fort Lauderdale United FC General Manager Aly Hassan said the initiative reflects both the club’s commitment to South Florida and the broader impact of its relationship with Gainbridge and the USL.“Giving back to South Florida is central to who we are as a club, and the YMCA of South Florida lives that commitment every day. We’re proud that our partnership with Gainbridge and the USL can create meaningful impact beyond the pitch and directly support families in the communities we represent.”

The Weston YMCA Family Center is one of seven YMCA locations that make up the YMCA of South Florida. Three out of every 10 children participating at the YMCA receive financial assistance, helping ensure that financial circumstances do not prevent young people from participating in programs that promote development, connection and healthy living. The YMCA of South Florida also serves communities through food assistance, senior programs, support for individuals with special needs, veteran initiatives and other services designed to strengthen families and neighborhoods across the region.

“This $9,900 donation is an investment in our community. It helps us remove financial barriers so more children and families can access youth sports, after-school care and opportunities to learn, grow and belong. We are incredibly grateful for this support from Fort Lauderdale United FC and Gainbridge.” said Esther Ordonez, Executive Director at the Weston YMCA Family Center.

The donation represents another example of how Fort Lauderdale United FC, Gainbridge and the USL are using professional soccer as a platform to create lasting connections in the communities they serve. For Fort Lauderdale United FC, that mission extends beyond matchday and is rooted in building meaningful relationships with organizations making a difference throughout South Florida.