Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Where Port-au-Prince leaves hardly any open space, people play where there is room: on the roof. A SoccerGround Portable measuring 89' x 59' stands here above the city for Food For The Poor.
The SoccerGround Portable needs no foundations. Its dasher boards with the built-in goals are set up and connected, so even a flat roof becomes a soccer field. Netting all around keeps the ball on the roof, and the game is played on artificial turf with 10' x 6.5' goals.
The Christian relief organization Food For The Poor, based in Florida, helps families in Latin America and the Caribbean, most of all in Haiti: with food, homes, schools, medical care and water wells. The rooftop field gives young people a place to play soccer in the middle of the city.
Product info: SoccerGround Portable 89' x 59', goals 10' x 6.5'