December 1, 2023 – United Soccer League Championship (USL) – Sacramento Republic FC News Release
Following the season, Republic FC also honored those who have been integral to its community impact throughout the year. Conor Donovan was honored as the club’s Community MVP for his participation in some of the most impactful programs of the year, from visiting local first responders, active-duty military at Beale Air Force Base, and helping kids on the pitch at youth soccer camps in underserved communities.
Most notably, Donovan featured in the club’s public service announcement created in partnership with California First Partner and mental health champion Jennifer Siebel Newsom, advocating for the 988 Suicide and Crisis lifeline – featured on the sleeve of the club’s kits to spread awareness of a life-saving resource. His dedication to making a positive impact off the field earned him this well-deserved recognition, highlighting his invaluable contributions to the team’s community initiatives.
A Look Back at 2023 in the Community
Throughout the year, Republic FC’s Indomitable Spirit extended into the community. From February through November, the club teamed up with local organizations every month to make an impact and give back to Sacramento with the help of fans, partners, and others around the region. From volunteer service weeks, constructing futsal courts for sports accessibility, giving back to organizations involved in tremendous causes and more, the club’s reach was widespread. And it’s far from done, as the annual Winter Wishlist program collects toys, coats, and other donations to uplift those in need during the holiday season and bring holiday cheer to North Sacramento families.
Following a tremendous 2023 in the community – take a look through some of the club’s top moments off the pitch:
Monday, March 13th, the team helped prepare over 150 hygiene kits to the Wellspring Women’s Center, in Sacramento’s Oak Park neighborhood, that nurtures the innate goodness and personal self-esteem of women and their children.
The Indomitable Club began by honoring a remarkable group, the Cardiac Kids, during Heart Health Night. These 14 exceptional kids raised over $15,000 through a school program focused on staying active and fundraising for heart-related causes in Sacramento.
The Indomitable Club joined Carmichael Recreation and Park District, County Supervisor Rich Desmond, and Over Under Initiative (OUI) to introduce a new multi-sport surface at…
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