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FC PEORIA

MOSSVILLE, IL
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www.fcpeoria.com

    • Mission

    FC Peoria's mission is to enable children to learn and play soccer to their highest ability by providing year-round league and tournament play and skills training; to impart a focus on strategic thinking, teamwork and good sportsmanship; and to provide a positive, fun and family environment focused on player growth.

    About Us

    FC Peoria is Central Illinois’ premier soccer club comprised of more than 250 travel member families. The club, one of the largest indoor/outdoor facilities between Chicago and St. Louis, recently completed a $100,000 facility upgrade replacing the indoor turf and reconfiguring the indoor fields for maximum training opportunities. FC Peoria, a non-profit 501c(3) organization, is proud to be the home of TOPSoccer, a program where FC Peoria players and staff work with special needs children ages 5-12 utilizing a modified version of the game of soccer to enable young athletes with disabilities to have fun through soccer, as well as develop their physical fitness, skills, courage and self-esteem.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Community Development
    • Sports & Recreation
    • Volunteering

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