Passing It Back
We believe it’s important to recognise that there are families and children who love the beautiful game but are not as fortunate as others. That’s why we are committed to donating 10% of our profits to our partner charities.
WE EXIST TO CHANGE THE LIVES OF YOUNG PEOPLE. THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSIONATE ABOUT FOOTBALL BUT ARE NOT FULFILLING THEIR POTENTIAL AT SCHOOL.
FBB supports young people from disadvantaged backgrounds who are passionate about football but disengaged at school in order to help them finish school with the skills and grades to make a successful transition into adulthood. We do this by providing long-term, intensive support, built around relationships and young people’s passions, in the classroom and beyond.
FBB supports young people from disadvantaged backgrounds who are passionate about football but disengaged at school in order to help them finish school with the skills and grades to make a successful transition into adulthood. We do this by providing long-term, intensive support, built around relationships and young people’s passions, in the classroom and beyond.
Kitaid Is A Charity Set Up By, Derrick Williams MBE, Who Visited Tanzania On A Wateraid Supporters’ Trip In 1998. Derrick, Being A Mad Footie Fan, Was Amazed At The Reception He Received From Children And Adults In Remote Villages Just Because He Wearing His Favourite Football Shirt (Watford, Chesham Utd, Liverpool FC To Name A Few).
After Two Weeks In Tanzania, A Flame Was Lit In Derrick’s Heart And He Was On A Mission To Provide Kit And Equipment To The Bare-Footed Children Playing With Footballs Made Of Tied String And Plastic Bags. Twenty One Years On, Kitaid Has Graham Taylor OBE As Its Patron, Lots Of Volunteers And To Date We’ve Sent Out 600,000+ Kits To Children And Adults In 55 Different Countries Across The World.
After Two Weeks In Tanzania, A Flame Was Lit In Derrick’s Heart And He Was On A Mission To Provide Kit And Equipment To The Bare-Footed Children Playing With Footballs Made Of Tied String And Plastic Bags. Twenty One Years On, Kitaid Has Graham Taylor OBE As Its Patron, Lots Of Volunteers And To Date We’ve Sent Out 600,000+ Kits To Children And Adults In 55 Different Countries Across The World.
The Premier League Communities Strategy Sets Out Its Ambition To Inspire And Connect With Local And Global Communities Through Football. The Premier League Charitable Fund (PLCF) Was Set Up As An Independent Charity In 2010 To Support The Delivery Of The Strategy And It Now Distributes Funding Of Around £35Million A Year From The Premier League And Other Partners.
The PLCF Aims To:
The PLCF Aims To:
- 1. Build Stronger Communities Where Everyone Can Achieve
- 2. Enhance Physical And Mental Wellbeing
- 3. Develop Personal Skills And Positive Relationships
- 4. Increase Sporting, Educational And Employment Opportunities
