Outreach of the Cape Fear (OCF) is a non-profit located in Wilmington, NC that provides the opportunity for underserved youth to play soccer. OCF was established by Kimberley Crabbe, the first black female to play on the U.S. National Soccer Team. In partnership with our sponsors,  we are able to provide equipment, transportation, world-class coaching, mentoring and basic necessities to youth in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina. 

Mission:

The mission of Outreach of Cape Fear (OCF) is to help "bridge the gap"  for the disadvantaged and at-risk youth within our communities in Southeastern North Carolina utilizing the concept of S.C.O.R.E. - Sportsmanship, Community, Outlook, Respect, and Endurance. OFC uses the medium of soccer to encourage physical activity in a safe and supportive environment and also to address the mental and emotional discipline needed to excel at sports and for life in general. 

Our Vision and Core Values:

Passion: The Outreach program seeks to instill a lifetime passion and love for the game of soccer, and health and wellness in each player in the program

Integrity: The Outreach program works to instill life skills necessary as each child moves on through their youth. Staff work to develop each child's full potential as players and people.  We will provide a welcoming learning environment for our players to develop and grow.

Respect: Outreach of Cape Fear will instill respect for players, parents, and the community as well as each other and themselves.

Character: sportsmanship, leadership, fair play through the sport of soccer.