UN11 turns everyday money into football survival: rides, boots, kits, meals, refs, safe pitches, storytellers with dusty lenses.
Wild & Free Foundation and RCCL Africa handle the boring part (invoices, fuel slips, gear drops) so squads can show up, finish the season and stay alive on the pitch. UN11 handles the loud part (stories, reels, chants, and receipts you can actually open), Unknown doesn't mean unseen.
You send in beer-and-coffee money, fund the fire. They kick off. We show you what you lit up.

UN11 starts with the players, coaches, committees, and families in rural African leagues. Add rangers, volunteers, media nerds, and a global crew stubborn enough to back them.
If you fund a ride, a kit, or a match, you don’t “support a project.” You join the squad.

UN11 is run by Wild & Free Foundation together with RCCL Africa, active in Mozambique, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and Tanzania.
Local committees decide what clubs need. The crew moves money, gear, and cameras to the right dirt pitch.
Small squad. Big field. Zero patience for empty promises.

Yes. Boot-marks-in-the-dust real.
RCCL runs live rural leagues in dozens of communities. UN11 connects you to those fixtures.
When you fund a match, you get photos, field notes, and proof. No stock photos. No staged tears.

Proof → Read the Receipts

Your money runs through registered nonprofits: Wild & Free Foundation (SA + USA).
So legally, yes, you’re donating to charity. UN11 runs as a focused football campaign that channels funding into grassroots clubs through trusted structures.
Culturally, it’s different: you back specific line items and we post the proof. No pity campaigns. Just pride and receipts.

Proof → Read the Receipts

No. No shareholders. No profit pot.
Funds go into football survival: transport, food, kits, refs, and the storytelling that keeps clubs visible.
We run it with serious tracking so you know your support didn’t vanish into vibes. Just more youth on the pitch instead of the pipeline.

No. It’s a campaign that raises visibility and funding around real community-run leagues, with receipts posted monthly.
It's not a fixtures table. It's a legend in motion.

Unofficially? Anyone with dust on their socks and skin in the game.
Every backer who decided one beer or coffee could become a matchday instead.
Officially: Wild & Free Foundation runs the books, registrations, and compliance. RCCL Africa runs the leagues, fixtures, and on-the-ground operations.
Both are registered. Real entities. Real accountability.

Rural and township teams with more hunger than resources.
Community clubs where pitches look like dust, school fields, or grass scars. Coaches who work with little. Players who still show up.

UN Sustainable Development Goal 11 targets inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable communities.
Think housing, public transport, disaster readiness, safer streets, greener spaces.
We don’t write policy. We just drag dusty football pitches into that same conversation. We run the leagues those documents pretend to care about.

Not on paper.
The UN’s Goal 11 sits inside a global agenda. UN11 is an independent movement wrapped around rural football.
The overlap is spirit: resilience, community, and opportunity. No shared logo. Just shared fight.

• Goal 11 = stronger, more resilient communities.

• Unknown Eleven = rural communities using football to build pride, connection, and another option besides the wrong road.

Because eleven belongs to football.
Every team fields eleven. We named the unknown eleven: squads on dirt pitches whose legends never touch a broadcast.
The UN overlap arrived later. We kept it. Big goals on paper, small goals in dust.

Wild & Free Foundation (WFF) is a registered nonprofit in South Africa and the USA.
They focus on conservation, youth, and sport in Africa, and they host the legal and financial side of UN11.
They keep receipts tight and priorities simple: communities first, paperwork done properly. Think humans who care about rhinos, youth, and pitches staying full, not empty.

RCCL stands for Rhino Cup Champions League.
It’s a rural African football league system where youth swap bush for pitch, villages rally around fixtures, and football becomes structure, instead of poaching, boredom, or trouble.
Active in Mozambique, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and Tanzania across 50+ communities.
UN11 tells the stories and fights for the fuel, food, whistles, and boots that keep kick-off alive.

In other words a rural community conservation league using football as a springboard to tackle bigger issues.

We stay field-first and receipt-backed. Community leagues run the fixtures; we fund the backbone: rides, kits, refs, meals, pitch repairs. Stories are the signal. Funding is the point.

Small enough to know names and answer emails.
Big enough to move support across multiple countries and league.

Not the United Nations. Not a pro league with TV money. Not a content studio.

Touchline spend: rides • kits • refs • meals • pitch basics

Into football. No glossy offices. No six‑figure salaries.
Your donation supports real line items: transport, kits, boots, balls, meals, water, referees, safer pitches, minimum ops needed to deploy properly, and the media that proves it happened.
Everything runs through nonprofit accounts with logs, receipts, and field proof.
The money lands close to the touchline.

Want the details? → Read the Receipts | Next move → Fund the Fire

How it moves: donate → deploy → proof

You donate. Your money goes into a UN11/RCCL football fund.
Then it gets assigned to real needs: fuel, kit runs, meals, refs, pitch costs.
After it’s used, we record it and show proof through updates, photos, and receipts.

Proof → Read the Receipts | Next move → Fund the Fire

We run on receipts, not vibes.
After each funding round, we log what got paid (fuel, refs, kit, repairs) and match it with field proof and the next fixtures.

Trust layer: registered nonprofits • secure processing • receipts

Yes. The rebellion does paperwork.
Donations process securely through Givebutter and Wild & Free Foundation (registered nonprofits in SA + USA), not someone’s cousin’s shoebox.. RCCL runs leagues on the ground.
Real registrations. Real banking. Real oversight.

Proof → Read the Receipts

Often, yes, depending on where you live.
Wild & Free Foundation operates as a South African PBO and a USA 501(c)(3).
If you’re giving serious amounts and need documentation, email us. 

If you’re sending “one-less-beer” money, you’ll mostly feel it in your soul.

Next move → Contact Us

501(c)(3) = A US nonprofit charity status.
It means the organisation meets governance and reporting requirements and can receive tax-deductible donations within IRS rules. So when you donate through them, you’re not wiring money into the void.

PBO = Public Benefit Organisation (South Africa).
It’s a regulated nonprofit status that the South African government recognizes as a public benefit through the work they do. Translated: not a side hustle, a legit structure with oversight.

What you get: receipt • updates • proof trail

You get proof and proximity.
Expect an email receipt, eligible tax docs (where applicable), and periodic field updates: match moments, stories, and the visible trail of what you funded. Your money ran, ate, kicked, and scored.
No pity posters. Real squads. Real fixtures.

Want the details? → Read the Receipts

Yes, if you’re dust-ready.
We partner with brands that have backbone, not just budgets. If you want glossy sidelines and no dirt on your logo, this will hurt.
Options include matchday naming, tournament support, documentary credits, reel branding, and selective merch/kit collabs.
If your values match the fire, we’ll build something real. We protect the players, the community, and the story first.

Partner route → Big Vision | Next move → Contact Us

Yes. Money fuels the bus. People fuel the movement.
You can help with storytelling, editing, mentorship, creative support, or being a global crew rep.
We move carefully with roles to protect communities and staff. If you’re serious, reach out.

Bring your skills and patience (not just hype).
Next move → Contact Us

Yes, if you come with respect, not savior selfies.
You cover your travel. Our priority stays clear: communities first, then visitors.
When possible, we can guide visits around active fixtures and invite you to select “Witness the Fire” moments.

Ready to stand on the dust and meet the crew?
Next move → Contact Us

Yes. We share field logs, photos, and results – with consent and respect. No poverty porn.

Action: PROOF WALL

Because these matches stand in the shadow of reserves, poverty, and isolation, a match is a shield. It keeps kids off gang lists, off poachers' payrolls, and on a field that still remembers their names.
Football here isn't a pastime. It's prevention with a whistle.
Keeping the pitch alive keeps futures alive.

Players will play on dust with one boot between three of them. They always have.
Urgent? Yes, because the world is busy watching stadiums while whole rural seasons hang on a fuel slip.
What they don’t have without backers: reliable fixtures, safe transport, meals, and visibility beyond the village.
No one needs a hero. But leagues do need fuel and consistency.

Next move → Fund the Fire

The long game:

• 1,000+ funded matchdays

• 11,000+ youth in boots and fixtures

• Rural leagues that stand season after season

• A trail of stories and proof so goals don’t vanish
  
  Big picture: flip the football pyramid from dust up.

Only if survival is seasonal.
UN11 sits on work running since 2016 through RCCL and Wild & Free Foundation.
This is leagues, committees, fixture lists, and long roads.
Durable beats viral.

We don’t promise daily glitter. We promise real updates when real football happens.
Join the mailing list, follow UN11/WFF/RCCL on social, and watch for donor updates tied to the campaigns you backed.
Sometimes it’s a reel. Sometimes it’s a scrappy photo and a scoreline. Always real.

Perfect. You’ve understood the assignment. Content keeps teams visible.
You can sponsor shoots, back a mini-series, or equip local storytellers.
Email us with “Fund Content” and we’ll match your budget to a story arc.

Partner route → Big Vision | Next move → Contact Us

UN11 was born in southern Africa on RCCL dirt pitches in Mozambique. That’s home base.
The idea scales globally, but we expand carefully: real local partners first, then new regions.
If there’s forgotten fire and proper stewardship, it belongs on our horizon.

Fast when fixtures are scheduled.
Fuel and matchday costs can move quickly. Bigger items (kits/repairs) run on procurement and delivery windows.

Where to look: Proof Wall • donor updates • match drops

On the Proof Wall / Receipts page and through periodic donor updates.
We share photos, short field notes, match moments, and the spend trail behind them.

Want the details? → Read the Receipts

Update rhythm: drops, not noise

In drops, not spam.
As often as real football happens and real proof arrives.
We’d rather post fewer updates that are true than daily noise that means nothing.

Want the details? → Read the Receipts

Track it: categories funded → proof posted → fixtures completed

Yes. If you’re still reading this, you’ve earned more than a “thank you” gift.
Follow UN11 + WFF + RCCL channels, and join the mailing list for donor updates.
Impact here looks like consistency: more fixtures completed, more kids staying in the league, fewer seasons collapsing.
It’s rough around the edges. That’s the point. You see your money run, ride, huddle, and score, not just sit in a report.

Want the details? → Read the Receipts

Yes, selectively.
Merch funds football and spreads the myth, but we don’t do drops that distract from the mission.
If a collab keeps leagues funded and teams seen, we’ll consider it.

Partner route → Big Vision | Next move → Contact Us

Yes.
Partners can back a team’s route, a tournament run, or the operational spine that keeps fixtures alive.
If you want measurable, trackable support with visible proof, email us.

Partner route → Big Vision | Next move → Contact Us

Yes, if you want it.
But we don’t do performative charity banners. We do respectful placement, real storytelling, and credits that don’t cheapen the players.

CONTACT US @un11.football
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• Sponsorship

• Media

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• Club Support