As many of you have requested, here is the information about the Street Soccer Tournament coming to downtown DC. Click here for information on volunteering, attending the tournament or coming to some of the parties and related information.
This is a worthy cause. A ball can change your life. And for inspiration watch Kicking It on SnagFilms. Click here to watch the movie.
This is so touching to me. Our film Kicking It has emerged as a most popular film on Hulu.
Think of the synergy here. We produce the film Kicking It. It is an effort of love and a great example of “Filmanthropy”. We now support Street Soccer and the Homeless World Cup as charity concerns too.
Kicking It goes on to SnagFilms. It is seen by the web at large via widgets and our site, SnagFilms.com.
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Here it is free of charge as seen on ESPN courtesy of SnagFilms.com.
We treat the homeless with the dignity they deserve. This is a film about people overcoming great odds to reclaim their lives.
There but by the grace of God go we!
Homelessness is a big and ongoing problem in our nation. And with the economy in shambles, it is a growing problem indeed.
In this land of plenty where we offer trillions of dollars to rich people and corporations, to see people living on the street is heart-wrenching. To see people sleeping outside in the cold and the rain just blocks from the Capitol Building and the White House is just plain WRONG!
This is very cool for us that worked on this great film. Check it out on Hulu today.
Here is another very inspiring story. A ball can change your life. See why Filmanthropy matters and why Kicking It, as a film, is one that I am so very proud of in these tough times. Thanks too to ESPN, a company that cares and “gets it”.
For those of you who havent seen Kicking It for free, click here. Thanks Moviefone. And check out People magazine this week for an uplifting story about homelessness and street soccer. ”A ball can change your life.”
Interesting three-legged synergy here. Kicking It, a film I produced, is on SnagFilms, a service I founded, which in turn is on Moviefone, a service I acquired when I worked at AOL.
I am touched and happy to bring you a great film this holiday season. I hope you have the time to watch it.
Go to their site now and watch “Kicking It” in its entirety free of charge.
Thanks DC United and we all hope you enjoy the film.
Follow the Homeless World Cup in the New York Times soccer blog. Check it out. And don’t forget to watch Kicking It as well.
