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RSL and Utah Royals Launch Community Collective to Support Children's Hospital

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RSL and Utah Royals Launch Community Collective to Support Children's Hospital
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Real Salt Lake and the Utah Royals FC are launching a new campaign called Community Collective: 2026 Scarves Up for Kids to support Intermountain Health Primary Children’s Hospital. Fans can vote on new scarf designs, with proceeds from sales benefiting children and families.

Key takeaways

  • Real Salt Lake and Utah Royals FC are launching the Community Collective: 2026 Scarves Up for Kids campaign.
  • Fans can vote for new scarf designs to be sold at the Team Store.
  • Proceeds from scarf sales will benefit Intermountain Health Primary Children’s Hospital.
  • The campaign marks the beginning of an ongoing partnership with Intermountain Health.

Real Salt Lake and the Utah Royals FC are partnering with Intermountain Health to launch Community Collective: 2026 Scarves Up for Kids, according to a September 2 statement. The new campaign allows fans to participate in the design process to support children and families through Intermountain Health Primary Children’s Hospital.

Through the Community Collective initiative, fans can vote for the next scarf designs for both RSL and the Royals. The winning designs will 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 is a powerful example of organizations and communities coming together for a shared purpose. He noted that every scarf sold serves as a reminder that small acts multiplied across a fan base can make a tremendous difference for the families served by the hospital.

Fans participating in the vote have the opportunity to win prizes, such as Team Store gift cards and unreleased scarves. The 2026 scarf design options include Wildflowers, Leo’s RIOT, Mountain Ember, Let’s Riot, Goooal!, Summer Lemonade, Y2K, The Swarm, and Cosmic Crown.

Community Collective: 2026 Scarves Up for Kids is intended to be the start of a broader partnership and an ongoing commitment to community impact with Intermountain Health. In future years, the campaign is expected to feature additional exclusive merchandise drops to benefit Intermountain Health Primary Children’s Hospital.

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