Donate by March 15 to Score an invite to the FIFA World Cup 2026™!

The beautiful game is coming to our beautiful city. Donate to the Soccer for All campaign by March 15 for a chance to receive an invitation for two to a FIFA World Cup 2026™ match in Toronto. Your donation helps build mini-pitches across Toronto and supports youth soccer programs.

This province-wide campaign invites Ontarians to connect with a global moment – and help build lasting local legacy. Every donation supports Soccer for All nitiatives: building mini-pitches in equity-deserving neighbourhoods and funding free programming for youth in Toronto.

How does it work & who can enter?

The more you donate the more entries you receive. Ontario residents aged 18 and over are eligible to enter.

How many winners will there be?

There will be 26 winners in total, each receiving an invitation for two people.

What is the deadline for participation?

11:59 p.m. on Thursday, March 15, 2026.

Please visit the Toronto FIFA World Cup 2026™ website to learn more and donate.

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