Soccer with a bigger purpose.
Kick For The Spectrum is an open-to-all charity futsal tournament created to bring people together through soccer while raising awareness and support for autism.
Built around competition, community, and inclusion.
Kick For The Spectrum was founded by Ante Radocaj as a charity futsal tournament where players of all backgrounds can come together, compete, and support a meaningful cause.
The event is designed to feel like a real soccer tournament while also creating a space where the community can connect, support autism awareness, and contribute to something larger than the game itself.
Growing from a successful first year.
After raising more than $5,000 in the tournament's first year, Kick For The Spectrum returned for a second year with the goal of building an even stronger event and expanding its impact.
In 2026, the fundraiser has raised $5,200, showing continued support from players, families, friends, and the wider community.
Helping make the tournament happen.
Field Rental
Donations help cover the cost of securing Skyline Pitch and providing a quality space for the tournament.
Event Merchandise
Funding also supports tournament apparel and merchandise used to help promote the event and raise additional money.
Tournament Expenses
Contributions help with the additional costs required to organize, operate, and improve the event each year.
Supporting Special Olympics.
Proceeds from the tournament are intended to support the Special Olympics. Even if unexpected circumstances were to prevent the event from taking place, the fundraising effort would still be directed toward that charitable purpose.
That means every donation helps carry the mission forward, whether it supports the tournament itself or the cause behind it.
Come for the soccer. Be part of the impact.
Play
Join a competitive, community-focused futsal tournament open to anyone who wants to participate.
Support
Donate, buy merchandise, attend the event, or help spread the word online.
Share
Sharing the fundraiser with friends, teammates, schools, and local communities can help the event reach even more people.