Grassroots Stories

Conor Coady has had a long, successful career at the highest level.   He has represented England, been part of a World Cup squad and has tallied up 198 Premier League appearances.   However, none of it would have been possible without Coady’s first experience of grassroots football, which came at Rainford Rangers FC.   […]

Grassroots sports are so much more than just games – they’re crucial for young people in preparing them for the challenges of adulthood! Participating in sports from a young age teaches important life skills that are essential in the working world. From teamwork and communication to perseverance and time management, these experiences shape our future

Thank you to Victoria Thompson and her partner, Anthony Durkin, for this great review of their weekend at the F1 Grand Prix at Silverstone.   Where do I start? It was an excellent weekend from beginning to end. We had a three-day grandstand pass for Vale which allowed us to have great views of Stowe,

We take a deep dive into the average costs associated with setting up a typical 16-player grassroots youth football team lands between £4,280 and £8,230 per season, with most clubs averaging around £5,000 to £6,500 annually.   The typical baseline seasonal expense breakdown for a single UK youth team includes the following costs:   Facility

Grant Bargh, who was the lucky winner of the VIP Hospitality package for two for the Fiji v England RU Nations Championship game at the Hill Dickinson stadium was quick to praise an unforgettable experience they had at the home of Everton at the weekend. Grant commented “From the moment we entered the Beyond Tunnel

Why it makes sense for business to invest in grassroots sport.   Investing in UK grassroots sports delivers a massive £4.38 in social and economic value for every £1 invested, according to groundbreaking data from Sport England. This metric, known as Social Return on Investment (SROI), demonstrates that funding community recreation is a highly lucrative

Methley Girls Under 9s cricket team are celebrating another victory after they were handed a £500 equipment voucher from wefundgrassrootssport.com.    This marks another generous donation from the initiative to support grassroots sports teams.   The donation was presented by Chris Tudor of the Tudor Group, an Official Partner of wefundgrassrootssport.com.   Chris said: “The Tudor

wefundgrassrootssport.com, the innovative start-up committed to the growth of grassroots sports, is proud to announce a £500 equipment voucher donation to Pontefract Rugby Union’s Under 12’s team.    The donation was presented by Sam Tudor of The Tudor Group, one of the ‘Official Partners’ of the start-up. Sam commented “At The Tudor Group, we have

Grant Bargh is the lucky winner of wefundgrassrootssport.com’s prize draw – a fantastic VIP Hospitality Package for the stunning BEYOND TUNNEL CLUB experience at Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium for the Fiji v England Nations Championship clash on Saturday, July 11th. Kick-off 2:10pm. The prize includes: Premium padded seating is directly behind the home dugout (Blocks

As World Cup fever takes hold of the country, we at WeFundGrassrootsSport are taking a look at some of the real heroes – the grassroots clubs where our country’s hopes for the tournament began their careers. A BIG SHOUT OUT TO ALL THE FOLLOWING GRASSROOTS CLUBS Jordan Pickford: Washington Envelopes (Washington, Tyne and Wear), Dean