The Colorado Rapids' connection to the Special Olympics Unified Team has produced a life-changing relationship for Colin Underly, a goalkeeper on the team. Colin had idolized Zack Steffen since his days at Manchester City, and the two met after the Unified team beat Real Salt Lake last May. Steffen bought and donated 100 tickets to the Unified match, which will be played on Saturday after the Rapids game. The club announced a campaign to sell out the match, and Steffen is helping to fill the stands. The Unified program is all about inclusion, joy, and community, and Steffen's support is central to this mission. The Rapids have given strong support to the program since its inception, providing charter flights and contract signing events. The club hopes to bridge the gap between the MLS and Unified teams, and Steffen's involvement is a big step towards this goal. The match against Real Salt Lake will kick off at 10 p.m. on Saturday, and fans who stay will have a chance to win prizes, including signed jerseys and tickets to the U.S. Women's National Team match. Rapids VP of community, events, and entertainment Caitlin Kinser thinks fans will walk away from the match with a new perspective on inclusion. The club's support for the Unified program is a testament to its commitment to the community, and Steffen's involvement is a key part of this effort. The match will be played at Dick's Sporting Goods Park, and admission comes with a ticket to the first team's game, which begins at 7:30 p.m. The Rapids are working to create a more inclusive environment, and the Unified program is a big part of this effort. With Steffen's support, the club hopes to make a real difference in the lives of Special Olympics athletes. The Unified team's match against Real Salt Lake is a chance for fans to see the impact of the program firsthand, and to be a part of something special. The Rapids are committed to making a positive impact on the community, and the Unified program is a key part of this mission.