Championing everyone who dares to ask

 

At Bank of America, we’re committed to helping our clients, supporting communities and forging legacies. With our investment in soccer, we can drive bigger impact and opportunities.

 

What would you like the power to do?®

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When you answer big questions,
big things happen


Explore these inspiring stories of how passion for the game drives success. Bank of America champions everyone who dares to ask — What would you like the power to do?®
Diego Luna

Play on

Known as a creative player, Diego Luna is a rare gem on the field. Since the age of five, his passion for soccer has led him to a promising career on the U.S. Men’s National Team. As he continues to ask what he wants to achieve, listening to his heart has taken him on rewarding and unique adventures.
MICHELLE AKERS

Make history

Known as a pioneer in soccer and one of the greatest players in history, Michelle Akers kept asking herself what’s possible long after scoring the first ever goal for the U.S. Women’s National Team in 1985. Now retired, she continues showing her support.
ANTOINE CRAIG

Lead by example

Antoine Craig may have lost his sight in 2010, but he never lost his vision. He set out to share his love for soccer, coaching visually impaired youth and advocating for blind soccer to be recognized as a sport in the 2028 Paralympics.

Partnerships that celebrate, support and captivate

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FIFA World Cup 2026™

We’re thrilled to be the Official Bank for the world’s biggest single-sport event — supporting all 104 matches across North America — making a huge economic impact and inspiring the next generation of soccer players.
Photograph of a group of female soccer players celebrating on a field.

U.S. Soccer Federation

We're proud to partner with the U.S. Soccer Federation to drive positive impact in the game and in communities across the country. 

Portland Timbers

The Portland Timbers announced Bank of America as the club’s new front-of-jersey partner in a multi-year deal, a partnership rooted in community impact that will focus on making soccer more inclusive and accessible.

Kansas City Current

The Kansas City Current welcomes Bank of America to the team as the club’s Official Community Partner. The Current will hold multiple free community soccer clinics, presented by Bank of America, aimed at providing access to youth and adults.

Changing our communities for the better

 

Bank of America is proud to partner with your community to help make a difference.
What would you like the power to do?®
Teenagers playing soccer on a field

Make soccer possible in every school

 

Right now, the opportunity to play soccer at school is not available across the country. Soccer at Schools is a national effort led by the Soccer Forward Foundation in partnership with Bank of America to ensure every child can access the joy and benefits of soccer, not just on a team, but where they already are: in school.

 
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Expand access to the game

 

Street Soccer USA, Bank of America and Visa are joining forces to provide open park space in six cities to bring people together, foster youth development and strengthen community ties through sport and purpose-driven programming.

 

 
BETTER MONEY HABITS®

How to budget for youth sports without breaking the bank


Participating in youth sports can be an enriching experience for many children. Beyond the health benefits of being physically active, kids learn about teamwork, leadership and social skills, and make new friends.
 

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Amplifying the power of sports



Sports have the power to inspire us, unite us, even strengthen entire communities. Bank of America is proud to partner with iconic sports brands like the Masters Tournament, FIFA World Cup 2026™ & the Chicago Distance Series. Together we celebrate and support all those driven to achieve, in sports and in life.
 

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