Real Salt Lake and the Utah Royals FC partnered with Intermountain Health to launch Community Collective: 2026 Scarves Up for Kids. This campaign allowed fans to participate in the design process for scarves intended to support children and families through Intermountain Health Primary Children’s Hospital.
Through the Community Collective initiative, fans could vote on new scarf designs for both RSL and the Royals. The winning designs were scheduled to be produced and sold at the Team Store, with all proceeds benefiting Intermountain Health Primary Children’s Hospital.
Collin Searle, VP of Programmatic Giving, stated that the effort served as an example of organizations and communities coming together for a shared purpose. He noted that the supporters of Real Salt Lake and the Utah Royals FC were helping create a lasting impact for those served by the hospital, adding that every scarf sold served as a reminder that small acts can make a tremendous difference.
The 2026 scarf lineup included several design options: Wildflowers, Leo’s RIOT, Mountain Ember, Let’s Riot, Goooal!, Summer Lemonade, Y2K, The Swarm, and Cosmic Crown.
Fans who participated in the voting process had the chance to win prizes, such as Team Store gift cards and unreleased scarves. The campaign was described as the beginning of a broader partnership and an ongoing commitment to community impact with Intermountain Health, with plans for future years to include additional exclusive merchandise drops to benefit the hospital.
The campaign aimed to extend the impact of the clubs beyond the stadium and into the community. Each scarf was intended to represent the collective support of fans, players, clubs, and partners working together to help children.
