MLS: The unique opportunity to help combat COVID-19

MLS Commissioner Don Garber is offering a once in a lifetime experience to help those most affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

The world is currently battling the coronavirus pandemic. But despite the testing times, some people are trying to make a difference. This includes Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber.

The sports and entertainment world has rallied behind the All-In Challenge created by Fanatics owner Michael Rubin. The fundraiser provides food to those most affected by the pandemic has raised over $18 million. What Rubin has cultivated is sensational.

MLS fans now have an opportunity to win a once in a lifetime experience. Thanks to the commissioner, fans have a chance to have their name on match balls when the league starts up again and receive their own versions of the match balls to keep. Also, the winner’s name will replace the commissioner’s on the All-Star match ball. Finally, the winner of the raffle will receive a VIP trip for four to 2021 MLS All-Star week.

It is quite the prize, and it helps to show the good that people can provide despite the present crisis. Moreover, that the money is going to a good cause only adds to the generosity and togetherness that MLS and the sporting world has shown. The amount of money raised — more than $18 million — is a remarkable figure and it will make a real difference to those that need it most.

There are also some more team-specific opportunities. Owners such as David Beckham and Will Ferrell have also donated unique prizes, including the chance to play five-a-side against the Inter Miami owner and former Manchester United star.

So if you want to help out and donate what you can why not enter this sweet contest. Any MLS fan would be lucky to enjoy such an awesome experience.