Timbers Soccer Club
A Colorado non-profit soccer club for competitive play, community involvement, youth development, and charitable giving
Named after our founder's beloved dog, Timbers Soccer Club, based in the Denver, Colorado area, was founded by passionate players who have a deep love for the game.
Our mission is to provide a platform for competitive players who share a deep passion for soccer and use soccer as a vehicle for community involvement, youth development, and charitable giving.
Our vision at Timbers SC is to create a vibrant soccer club that stands out within the Colorado community.
Our core beliefs are: respect for all, embrace unique perspectives, and foster a familial atmosphere within our community.
We are committed to offering opportunities for players to continue their journey while fostering a sense of togetherness within the team, both on and off the field. We value the importance of our communities and aim to cultivate strong relationships across Colorado. Our club is dedicated to giving back to our community, contributing and supporting one another as an integral part of our identity.
We strive to be a catalyst for positive change, making a lasting impact through our passion for the game.
Join Us!
Want to try out for a spot on a team or offer to help the club? Click below:
You too can wear the gear of an obscure, local, 4th division, non-profit soccer club, who you probably have a friend or family member on the team!
A portion of the sale from each item comes back to the club. So in a way, you’re helping a non-profit, just without the tax deductible bit.
Support Our Club
Timbers Soccer Club is a registered Colorado non-profit organization and federally designated 501(c)3. We have big goals, and we rely upon donations of time, money, and services to see them realized.
Our current near-term goals are:
Establish a women’s soccer team to compete at the highest levels of amateur soccer.
Establish a free youth soccer academy.
Our absolutely mad, long-term goals include:
Create a permanent, physical home for the club that also serves as place for the community to gather. A place where children are free to play soccer without having to squeeze through a locked gate or scale a high fence.
