FOLLOW US
Sports Programs
Sports Celebration in the Southeast Administrative District of Moscow
Written by UPF - Russia
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Moscow, Russia - On July 14, in school №1417, a children’s sports celebration was organized on the occasion of the summer holidays. Children from neighboring houses and from neighboring districts (those who were not scared away by the unusual Moscow heat) came to spend time together in a most pleasant and fruitful way.
The Lyublino sports center worked together with UPF activists and the Street Children International Center of the Southeast administrative district, demonstrating their creative approach involving children and their parents. There were several sports grounds and playing fields ready for all: children, youth, and adults. Several teams took part in the Play Football Make Peace competition, which is promoting peace, goodness, and a healthy lifestyle.
If you find this page helpful and informative please consider making donation. Your donation will help Universal Peace Federation (UPF) provide new and improved reports, analysis and publications to you and everyone around the world.
UPF is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization and all donations are tax deductible in the United States. Receipts are automatically provided for donations of or above $250.00.
|
Donate to the Universal Peace Federation: Your donation to support the general programs of UPF. |
Donate to the Religious Youth Service (RYS): Your donation will be used for service projects around the world. |
Donate to UPF's Africa Projects: Your donation will be used for projects in Africa. |
Related Articles
Estonia
UPF-Estonia Co-Sponsors ‘One Korea’ Event
Tallinn, Estonia—The fourth One Korea event combined football with a Peace Road walk.
Moldova
UPF-Moldova Honors International Day of Families with Peace Road Event
Chisinau, Moldova—More than 40 volunteers participated in a bicycle tour to promote International Day of Families.
Switzerland
Swiss Football Event Includes Peace Education
Novazzano, Switzerland—UPF in Ticino Canton, together with the local football club, held the tenth edition of the Peace Cup children's football tournament.