Powerplay Partnerships with CCF!

CCF is a non-profit organization. California's tape ball cricket frontrunner, CCF, is your key to community impact. Join the success journey—$150,000 raised for HOMES International, 75,000 social media, 200,000 mainstream viewers. Amplify your brand with thrilling marketing on players' shirts. Score big with CCF!

Boost your business with CCF

• Franchise teams operate under your business name
• Social media and on-ground marketing for maximum visibility
• Hosted international cricket star Sarfraz Ahmed and media stars
• 75,000+ live views, 200k on mainstream platforms, 300k attendees
• Multiple banners prominently display your business name.
• Elevate your brand with CCF's dynamic platform!

What is CCF?

CCF is a catalyst for charitable causes. CCF works with charities to raise awareness and raise funds. CCF supports the local community in any difficulty. It donates to causes and supports the local community. CCF has donated over $100,000 since 2012.

Why Donate CCF?

CCF supports local individuals and invites celebrities to conduct charity work for other charities. This year CCF is holding 2 major charity events for Home International, 1 in Seattle and 1 in Southern California, with the goal of raising $300,000 for Home International Orphanage. Support CCF to support the local community, support tape-ball cricket, support young people and raise charity awareness.

Cricket For Cause?

California Cricket Foundation (CCF) has been known to organize the Biggest Tapeball Tournament in North America since 2012. CCF is a non-profit organization under section 501©(3) of the Internal Revenue Code with a motive of Charity Awareness & to bring our communities together in the USA. Each year CCF Donates up to 20% of the Fee to Charitable Organizations.

CCF Story?

CCF introduced the unique idea of combining charity and sport. In 2012 CCF organized the first event for Children’s Cancer Foundation, the foundation was known as CCF. The tournament was very successful in Southern California. The goal and intention of the tournament organizer was very clear which is “cricket for a cause”, where people visited the hospital and donated to the cause.

Why Cricket for Charity?

We all know Each individual is different and unique. We speak different languages, we come from different parts of the world with different regions and cultures. We as a human race should try to find what is common among us, instead of what separates us.