LA Galaxy Receive Good News From MLS on Monday

After a disappointing MLS season, the Los Angeles Galaxy received good news on Monday, Dec. 8.

Major League Soccer announced the Galaxy was named the 2025 Community Impact Club of the Year for its commitment to the Los Angeles community.

"The award was voted on by all 30 MLS clubs, with the finalists then reviewed by a panel of judges at the league to identify the winner based on their contributions to their communities. The honor was announced today as part of Major League Soccer’s 2025 Mark Abbott MLS Club Business Awards Winners," is part of what is stated in the official release.

Specifically, the club made the following contributions to win this recognition:

• 800-plus hours volunteered by LA Galaxy players, staff, and alumni.
• $2 million in monetary and in-kind donations to the Los Angeles community in support of programs for inclusion, health, and education.
• 4,000-plus pounds of recyclables redeemed through California Redemption Value for new equipment for youth.
• 56 organizations amplified and supported through collaborative efforts.
• Over 5,000 youth served through youth development programming.

"The LA Galaxy’s goal in the community is to create safe spaces for people of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy and have access to the game of soccer," explained the six-time MLS Cup champion.