Jason spoke with USMNT and AZ Alkmaar striker Jozy Altidore.
Some more information on Jozy’s fantastic new foundation:
Jozy and his foundation recently launched a project with Generosity Water, a non-for-profit organization based in Los Angeles, to raise funds to build a well that will provide clean water for more than 400 people in a poverty stricken village in Haiti.
He has already raised close to $1,000 toward the needed goal of $6,000 via social-media outlets like Twitter and Facebook.
You can make a donation at mygenerositywater.com/JozyAltidore to support Jozy’s efforts with the folks at Generosity Water.
We have already raised close to $1,000 toward our needed goal of $6,000 via social-media outlets like Twitter and Facebook. So, this project is one of our major goals at hand.
People can make a donation at mygenerositywater.com/JozyAltidore to support Jozy’s efforts with the folks at Generosity Water.
Jozy wore a specially designed bracelet during the June 8 World Cup qualifier against Antigua & Barbuda in Tampa, Fla., to honor Kashius and bring awareness to his fight/the disease.
If you are interested in supporting Jozy and Kashius, you can make a donation to the Make-A-Wish foundation in the names of Jozy Altidore and Kashius Mostransky. You can also visit Kashius’ group on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/301506093255296/
Banners by DC United supporter group the District Ultras, in memoriam of Barra Brava elder Chico Solares, who passed away last week. DC United fans observed a minute of silence in the twelfth minute of the game against Montreal on Wednesday night “for the ultimate twelfth man.” Donations for Chico’s family to cover funeral expenses can be made here. RIP Chico, wish I could say I had the honor of having met you.
Frankie Hejduk, a sure-thing, lock-it-up, first ballot US Soccer hall of famer, retired today.
Trailer for a documentary on Nolan Richardson’s “40 Minutes of Hell” that Jason referenced on Wednesday while talking about Sporting Kansas City
Kei being Kei.
Edson Buddle gets knighted by the almighty Alarazboy
“What it do!” Clint Dempsey’s next sponsor?
According to Sebastian Velazquez, this type of thing is normal for his native Colombia.
