ATLANTA — Ready to compete for a cause? Registration is officially open for the 2026 Corporate Cup, set to take place April 25 at Silverbacks Park, bringing together Atlanta-area companies for a full day of soccer, teamwork, and community impact.
The annual Corporate Cup invites businesses of all sizes to hit the field while supporting Soccer in the Streets, a nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to soccer and life skills programming for youth across underserved communities.
More Than a Tournament
The Corporate Cup blends competition with purpose. Company teams will face off in a fun, inclusive tournament environment designed for both experienced players and first-time competitors. Beyond the matches, the event offers a unique opportunity for team building, networking, and giving back through sport.
Funds raised through the event directly support Soccer in the Streets’ youth initiatives, helping provide coaching, mentorship, and safe places to play for young athletes throughout metro Atlanta.
Why Participate?
- Build camaraderie with colleagues in a dynamic setting
- Represent your company in a meaningful community event
- Support youth development through the power of soccer
- Enjoy a high-energy day at one of Atlanta’s premier soccer venues
Call to Action
Bring your company to the field and make a difference.
Spots are limited — companies interested in participating in the 2026 Corporate Cup can learn more by contacting events@soccerstreets.org.
Register your team today and help change lives through soccer.
Author: Quique Lopez
Quique Lopez is the founder and president of Atlanta Soccer News, which has covered Georgia soccer since 1991. He brings a sharp eye for the game and deep respect for the people who built it, from high school rivalries and youth academies to ADASL, pre-professional clubs, Atlanta United, and the national teams. His work connects the action on the field with the coaches, players, families, and communities behind it. For Quique, every match is part of a bigger Georgia soccer story—and the next chapter is always worth telling.