The Larchmont mini-pitch was the second in the Tacoma community and first in partnership with OL Reign (now Seattle Reign FC.)

The Boze mini-pitch was the first in the Tacoma community and was the first to feature a partnership with the Puyallup Tribe of Indians.

Built in partnership with Seattle FIFA World Cup 2026 local organizing committee – SeattleFWC26 – the construction of two new soccer mini-pitches at Lummi Nation School represents the second tribal community soccer field investment, a main focus of RAVE and SeattleFWC26. Lummi Nation is a federally-recognized tribe of primarily Lummi people.

Built in partnership with Seattle FIFA World Cup 2026 local organizing committee – SeattleFWC26 – the construction of two new soccer mini-pitches at Lummi Nation School represents the second tribal community soccer field investment, a main focus of RAVE and SeattleFWC26. Lummi Nation is a federally-recognized tribe of primarily Lummi people.

Built in partnership with Seattle Reign FC as an ongoing effort to promote inclusion and equity in sport, this mini pitch symbolizes the legacy and history of women's soccer in Washington State. Star Lake is part of Federal Way Public Schools.

The Seahurst mini-pitch was a part of a renewed playspace at Seahurst Elementary; serving approximately 400 low-income students from diverse backgrounds, with Spanish being the language most spoken within students’ homes.

The Slyvester Middle School mini-pitch is the first-ever fan-funded mini-pitch, led by Sounders FC Alliance Council, supporters’ groups and fans.

The Olympic View min-pitch is built in Federal Way, the home of former Sounders FC First Team player and current RAVE Foundation Board of Trustees member, Lamar Neagle. The mini-pitch also features a unique partnership with US Soccer Foundation and Black Players for Change.

The Midway Park mini-pitch was a multi-purpose recreation space featuring soccer goals and basketball hoops in partnership with Seattle Storm.

The Beverly Park mini-pitch was the inaugural mini-pitch and was a part of the MLS WORKS 20 for 20 initiative.

The mini-pitch at Chief Leschi Schools was the first in partnership with Emerald Queen Casino and featured a blessing and prayer for the mini-pitch from Puyallup Tribal leaders.

The first mini-pitch with lights at Illahee Middle School in Federal Way. Supported by Puget Sound Energy in partnership with Federal Way Public Schools, Illahee Middle School serves a diverse student population from sixth through eighth grades, with a significant portion of the student body made up of students who identify as Black, Latino, Native American or Asian

The Valley View mini-pitch is the first mini-pitch designed for younger children to play on, built on a smaller scale for the early learning school. Valley View Early Learning Center serves approximately 300 children ages three to five with free, state-funded preschool within the Highline School District.

The Valley Ridge mini-pitch is a part of a sports complex featuring a basketball court, tennis courts, softball fields playground and community center, all serving the SeaTac community.

The Benson Hill mini-pitch was the first to feature the new Sounders FC logo and the first in the partnership with Providence in the Renton community.

The first mini-pitches in Sumner in partnership with American Family Insurance.

This mini-pitch was in partnership with Delta Air Lines, YMCA of Greater Seattle and U.S. Soccer Foundation, to provide soccer programming for young people that helps develop physical, social and emotional skills and expand places for them to play soccer across the country.

The mini-pitches in Yakima were the first in partnership with Seattle’s Local Organizing Committee in the east side of Washington.

The mini-pitches at Barge-Lincoln were the first in the Yakima community and first on the east side of Washington.

The first mini-pitches in Grant County. One branded with the Sounders FC crest and the other branded with the Reign FC crest, first-ever. 

The first mini-pitches in Grant County. One branded with the Sounders FC crest and the other branded with the Reign FC crest, first-ever. 

Kurtzman Park: In Pasco, there is a big community interest and high demand for soccer. The Latinx communities makeup nearly 55% of Franklin County’s population.

Highland Park: The Highland Park mini-pitch is built near multiple Pasco School District elementary schools and is next to full size soccer fields and basketball courts.

The Balfour Park mini-pitch is the first field built in the Spokane area and was built next to the newly remodeled public library.

The mini-pitch at Greenacres Park in eastern Spokane Valley was created in partnership with the City of Spokane Valley.