The South Fulton site marks the third annual mini-pitch installation in a multi-year partnership between the insurance company and the professional athlete. Designed to serve areas lacking full-scale fields, these courts aim to foster long-term youth development and inclusivity. During the grand opening, dozens of children participated in a clinic led by For Soccer and the Champions Soccer Academy, receiving coaching on fundamental skills and teamwork.

For Adams, who grew up playing on similar surfaces in Poughkeepsie, New York, the project represents a way to give back as the sport’s profile rises across the United States. The initiative aligns with a broader push by the U.S. Soccer Foundation, which has now facilitated over 900 installations nationwide. With Atlanta emerging as a pivotal hub for international soccer events, local leaders view the pitch as a vital resource for ensuring the game remains accessible to young athletes regardless of their background.