Events

In a short time, founders Jordyn Jackson and Taylor Jackson have significantly impacted the lives of children. Their first international visit to Tahiti exemplified their ability to extend help beyond the local level.

Soaring Samaritans Youth Movement focuses on providing aid to remote locations that rarely receive assistance. Their goal is to make a meaningful impact in areas where help is scarce.

During their visit to villages on Pago Pago Island and Morea Island, the sisters emphasized that their mission was not just about distributing soccer balls, but about teaching children the concept of "Paying It Forward." As part of the KIK Program (Kids Inspiring Kids), which they developed, Jordyn and Taylor shared ideas on how young people can support each other through simple acts of kindness and encouraged the children to expand their personal dreams.

Following their lesson, the kids were divided into groups, and Jordyn and Taylor joined them in playing soccer at the local soccer center. Noticing a lack of female participation, they took the opportunity to inspire young girls to form all-girl soccer teams, promoting gender inclusivity in the sport. The sisters also brainstormed with the children on how they could make a positive impact in their own villages through available opportunities.

Soaring Samaritans Youth Movement organized the first-ever fundraising gala for the UCLA Men’s and Women’s Soccer Program. This event was created to support the coaches' vision of a soccer-specific facility by raising funds for a major field renovation.

The organization managed all aspects of the gala, including coordinating donors, securing high-profile speakers, organizing auction fundraising, and gathering sports memorabilia. These efforts helped generate momentum, leading to the formation of a UCLA staff committee, involvement from alumni, and engagement from dedicated donors to continue fundraising for the university's field needs.

Whether working on large or small projects, Soaring Samaritans Youth Movement is committed to partnering with worthy causes to turn dreams into reality. Our focus is on paying it forward and helping athletic and educational programs achieve new heights.

JORDYN & TAYLOR HAVE MADE HISTORY QUICKLY:

Soaring Samaritans Youth Movement is the first non-profit humanitarian organization founded by a child/sister team, dedicated to delivering sports balls to underserved children around the world.

Soaring Samaritans Youth Movement partners with One World Play Project to provide sports balls to children living in challenging conditions, as well as to underserved youth programs and communities in need of positive outlets.

Soaring Samaritans Youth Movement is the first charitable organization to receive a fee waiver for transporting cargo from Air Tahiti Nui Airlines.

Samaritans Youth Movement mission trip makes us the first outsiders to ever enter village Pago Pago to donate to youth in need.

Samaritans Youth Movement deliver to children in a youth soccer program on the island of Bora Bora.

Samaritans Youth Movement are thefirst organization to ever deliver One World Play Project ultra durable futbols to Tahiti.

Soaring Samaritans Youth Movement are the first in program history to develop a fundraising Gala and raise money for UCLA Men’s and Women’s Soccer Program.

Soaring Samaritans Youth Movement are the first to travel on a mission trip to Costa Rica and get One World Play balls to kids in 2 schools and 1 orphanage.

Soaring Samaritans Youth Movement are the first to hold a luncheon inspiring kids to Pay It Forward at USC Summer Youth Soccer Camp.

Soaring Samaritans Youth Movement work to pack school supplies and back packs for children living in domestic violence shelters so they can go to school and feel “normal."

Soaring Samaritans Youth Movement meet with the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles and speak with the organization about their purpose. We donated to an 82 year old street vendor to aid in her plight to earn a living to survive.

Soaring Samaritans Youth Movement receive sponsorship aid from Adidas for donated soccer balls.