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⚽🔥 Support Detroit Mercy Women’s Soccer. Fuel the Fight and Lift Our Titans Higher. 🔥⚽
Detroit Mercy Women’s Soccer is charging into the season with passion, grit, and a team-first attitude that makes every match electric. Our players push themselves every day with early-morning lifts, intense practices, travel weekends, film sessions, and everything in between, all to represent the red, white, and blue with pride. Now we are rallying our community to help power their journey.
Your support plays a huge role in helping our Titans shine. Gifts to our campaign help us enhance training opportunities, upgrade equipment, support team travel, and create the best possible environment for our student-athletes to grow. From strengthening conditioning programs to providing recovery tools and team-building experiences, every dollar helps our players step onto the field feeling confident, prepared, and unstoppable.
This campaign is about more than soccer. It is about championing a group of young women who lead with heart, hustle, and Titan spirit. They inspire the next generation, excel in the classroom, build lifelong friendships, and give everything they have for each other and for Detroit Mercy. When you give, you are investing in their dreams, their development, and their success on and off the pitch.
If you love high-energy play, underdog grit, and a team that brings the fire every single day, this is your moment to join the Titan family. 💪🔴🔵
Kick in your support today and help Detroit Mercy Women’s Soccer score big this season and beyond. ⚽🎉🔥
You can make a one time gift or choose to make a larger gift over time by choosing the recurring gift option.
Donations by check can be made out to University of Detroit Mercy with Clash-Women's Soccer in the memo line and sent to:
Athletics Development Office
Department of Intercollegiate Athletics
University of Detroit Mercy
4001 W. McNichols
Detroit, MI 48221
Disclaimer: All donations will go to the University of Detroit Mercy Athletic Department, and to their respective programs, not to the students personally or for specific student use.
