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Wrexham AFC Foundation

Community Impact 2024/25

2025 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
Total income £209,396 and total expenditure £129,605 (year ended 31 August 2024); £180,000 raised for Charity of the Year Wrexham Miners Project in 2024/25
Key Metric 2
8,435 participants across programmes; 20,989 visits across delivery programmes; 1,418 sessions and events delivered; 84% free sessions and events
Key Metric 3
36% female participation across all projects; 3,100 match tickets given away to schools and community groups; international delivery in Lesotho, Australia and New York
83% of girls engaged in girls' football sessions were playing formal football for the first time; 240+ young people with disabilities and additional learning needs engaged across programmes; 104 Street Dragons participants connected with 547 young people in Lesotho through the Curriculum for Good
Sport & Physical Activity Mental Health
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Foundation of Light

Yearbook 2024-25

2025 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
Total income £4,910,000 and total expenditure £5,220,000 (year ending 31 August 2024)
Key Metric 2
Over 500,000 people reached across Sunderland, South Tyneside and County Durham since the Foundation's inception
Key Metric 3
Over 33,000 course registrants annually, with more than 100 partner schools and nearly 1,500 people gaining qualifications and employment each year
Over 750 sessions delivered in 2023-24, with almost 1,500 young people and adults upskilled and nearly 100 jobs secured through the charity's programmes
Sport & Physical Activity Poverty
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Leyton Orient Trust

Impact Report September 2023 – August 2024

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Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
£1.3 million invested in the community; 10,000 individuals engaged across Waltham Forest, Hackney, Tower Hamlets and Redbridge
Key Metric 2
Total income £1,340,000 and total expenditure £1,280,000 for the year ended 31 August 2024
Key Metric 3
129 partner schools engaged; 6,175 pupils engaged through Premier League Primary Stars; 1,237 participants in Premier League Kicks with 43 volunteers
90 students enrolled on BTEC programmes; 87 achieved a qualification across all BTEC levels; retention and progression rates maintained
Sport & Physical Activity Mental Health
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Grimsby Town Foundation

Annual Report and Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2025

2025 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
Total income £605,497 and total expenditure £711,227 for the year ended 31 May 2025
Key Metric 2
Expanded school delivery into new schools, with a targeted focus on economically deprived areas and SEND schools introduced for the first time
Key Metric 3
Deficit reduced to £105,730 (2025) from £125,085 (2024), with reserves of £185,075 held against a policy target of £119,000
New PL Fans Fund mental health programme launched, signposting people to support services via matchday promotion with former player Nathan Arnold
Sport & Physical Activity Mental Health
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Leicester City in the Community

Annual Impact Report 2024/25

2025 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
£1.6 million raised through grant funding and paid opportunities; total income £2,031,644 and total expenditure £2,013,735 (year ended 30 June 2025)
Key Metric 2
12,000+ participants across more than 32 projects; 126 player engagements from LCFC Men's, Women's, Academy squads and LCFC Legends
Key Metric 3
41% of participants were women and girls; 47% from ethnically diverse communities; 58% of staff have lived experience of the challenges participants face
47% of participants from ethnically diverse communities; 41% women and girls; 38% of people in Leicester have skipped meals for a full day — driving food poverty response programmes
Sport & Physical Activity Refugees
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Club Doncaster Foundation

Impact Summary and Strategic Plan 2022-25

2026 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
Total income £2,003,600 and total expenditure £2,001,398 (year ended 31 August 2025); over 1,000 health and wellbeing participants engaged across 8 organisations in Doncaster
Key Metric 2
More than 30 years of delivery inspiring positive change in sport, physical activity and education across Doncaster Borough
Key Metric 3
49 employees; self-funding charity operating across health and wellbeing, schools and participation, education, and youth engagement
Club Doncaster Sports College Men's Academy celebrated historic season at Wembley Stadium (2025); Ridgewood School represented Doncaster Rovers at EFL Kids Cup regional finals
Sport & Physical Activity Refugees
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Rotherham United Community Sports Trust

Annual Impact Report 2021/22

2022 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
Total income £2,140,000 and total expenditure £1,930,000 (year ended 31 August 2022); 16,780 individual participants engaged across 89 projects
Key Metric 2
72 members of staff and 26 volunteers; 66 community facilities used for delivery; 6,250 match tickets distributed to key workers
Key Metric 3
917 young people engaged in Premier League Kicks; 301 young people graduated NCS in Summer 2022; 68 graduated NCS in Autumn including 40 with...
NCS delivered to 40 young people with SEND in Autumn programme; 46 young people engaged in Changemakers social action scheme throughout 2021/22; over 40 local refugees attended matchday experience at New York Stadium funded by RMBC
Sport & Physical Activity Refugees
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Brentford FC Community Sports Trust

Impact Report 2025

2025 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
Total income £4,350,000 and total expenditure £4,190,000 (year ended 31 March 2025); social impact value of £70.6 million generated in 2022/23
Key Metric 2
20,500+ participants across all programmes; 13,126 unique participants; 18,939 total sessions delivered
Key Metric 3
36% of participants were women and girls; 36 average contact hours per participant; 26,842 total hours delivered
96% of disability programme participants reported improved physical and mental health; 100% of Turnaround Mentoring participants positively engaged and none re-offended within 3 months; 87% of Post-16 participants felt the programme had a positive impact
Sport & Physical Activity Mental Health
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Oxford United in the Community

Impact Report 2023-24

2024 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
Total income £365,980 and total expenditure £418,619 (year ended 30 June 2024, charity no. 1125173); 56% of income generated through trading activity reinvested into...
Key Metric 2
Over 300 participants in Premier League Kicks programme (venues increased from 2 to 4); 26 prisoners trained across 2 cohorts at HMP Bullingdon with...
Key Metric 3
54 Premier League Kicks participants engaged with workshops on knife crime, gambling and mental health; 13 targeted 1:1 pupil interventions delivered via Premier League...
Girls from Premier League Kicks at Blackbird Leys qualified for the Premier League Kicks Cup national final at St George's Park after winning a regional qualifier in Portsmouth; Oxford United inclusion squad played first ever competitive fixture (vs Northampton Town Community Trust)
Sport & Physical Activity Refugees
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Watford FC's Community Sports and Education Trust

The Little Book of Big Impact: Impact Report 2025

2025 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
Total income £3,760,000 and total expenditure £4,350,000 (year ended 30 June 2024, charity no. 1102239); over 15,000 unique individuals engaged annually across 30+ projects
Key Metric 2
90% of survey respondents agree the Trust helps people lead a healthier lifestyle; 89% agree it helps improve mental wellbeing; 86% agree it brings...
Key Metric 3
88% of Premier League Inspires participants feel more inspired and engaged in educational settings; 100% of Extra Time participants (55+) reported improved social connectedness...
90% agree the Trust increases sense of connection to community; 88% agree the Trust improves self-worth, self-esteem and confidence; 84% agree the Trust helps improve social and life skills
Sport & Physical Activity Mental Health
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