Minneapolis City SC, a local soccer club, suffered a significant setback as their club trailer, housing essential game day equipment, was stolen from Edor Nelson Field ahead of the UPSL Midwest Division semifinal.
The volunteer-driven organization discovered the loss on Sunday when their game day crew arrived at the venue to prepare for the match. The stolen items, which include tables, tents, banners, fan giveaways, and other equipment necessary for running their events, are estimated to cost over $15,000 to replace.
Yesterday, the crew arrived at Edor Nelson to set up for our game. The club trailer was gone.
Stolen.
Inside were tables, tents, banners, fan giveaways, and other gear. It will cost over $15,000 to replace.
We gratefully accept any help: https://t.co/X6fWIRW4NP pic.twitter.com/lHtVbjZV57
— Minneapolis City SC (@mplscitysc) June 26, 2023
“Losing this equipment is a huge blow,” the club stated in a public message. As a non-profit 501c3 organization, Minneapolis City SC relies heavily on its local community and contributions to its operation. Their dedication to local players and a grassroots approach to soccer has made them a beloved fixture in the Minneapolis sporting landscape.
The theft represents a significant challenge for the club, which is now seeking public support to recover from the loss. A GoFundMe page has been established to collect donations to replace the stolen items and continue providing engaging, community-focused soccer events.
“We gratefully accept any support to help us rebuild what was lost,” the club said, underscoring the adversity they face and their resolve to overcome it. The incident is a stark reminder of the challenges grassroots sporting organizations can face and the vital role community support plays in their sustainability.
Despite the unfortunate event, the club remains optimistic about their ability to persevere with the help of their supporters. As they face this setback head-on, they continue their dedication to local players and the community they serve.
Those interested in assisting Minneapolis City SC during this challenging time can contribute to their fundraising campaign here.
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