About Us

The illusion of three young friends became a reality and with the launch of the program Neighborhood in three communities in the Metropolitan Region, Foundation and More gave his first steps as an organization

Our first international experience. After the success of the programs in Chile, the foundation opened its borders and located in four districts in the city of Guayaquil, to about 500 children and their families.

After building great partnerships with public, international and private organizations, Futbol Mas came to the inca capital to work in two districts located in the north of the city. This would be the beginning of many years of interventions and activities with different communities of Peru.

The Copa America served to show to the continent, the importance of the Green Card and the different values that it represents. During the singing of the national anthem of the countries that played against Chile, the crowd remained silent and raised their Green Card as a sign of respect.

We expanded borders for our first experience in african lands. Kenya was the country that, along with the towns of Mathare and Kibera, formed part of the first interventions of Football in the continent.

Paraguay became the fourth country in South America to link up with Foundation Futbol Mas, when working in the area of Asunción, which historically had been affected by the river floods in the city.

Supported by Funds FIFA (Football For Hope), we started working in a neighborhood in Mexico City. However, the earthquakes that same year, also led the foundation to run a program of Natural Disasters in the communities of Morelos and Oaxaca, thanks to the collaboration of Unicef.

We started our experience with migrants in Europe and France was the place that gave way to different socio sports workshops with children, adolescents, and adults from 14 countries in a refugee centre in Paris.

In July, in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic by, we worked in an urban camp with more than 50 children and adults of 30 different nationalities, in order to alleviate the effects of the quarantine. All this, thanks to the invitation from the Football Club Social Dragons of Lavapiés.

Futbol Mas begun its first intervention in the Dominican Republic, with work focused on children and young people in a school of the Province of Sánchez Ramírez, in the municipality of Trough Above.

We arrived in Mozambique to benefit the communities that were affected and displaced from their homes due to the cyclones Eloise and Idai. Together with Unicef and with a program of Natural Disasters, we worked on community ties to build trust.