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Total income £976,320 and total expenditure £982,470 for the year ended 30 June 2022
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Football pathway provision spanning 22 Town Tots to 903 boys EPDC participants across Suffolk and surrounding areas
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Organisation grew from 3 contracted staff and 5 casual staff at launch (October 2019) to 36 contracted staff and 75 casual staff by June...
42 schools engaged with 460 children per week and 210 delivery hours per week across education programmes
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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
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8,435 participants across programmes; 20,989 visits across delivery programmes; 1,418 sessions and events delivered; 84% free sessions and events
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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
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Total income £1,805,767 and total expenditure £1,796,935 (year ending 30 June 2025)
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56 full-time employees delivering programmes across community engagement, education, and health and wellbeing
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Over 50 staff delivering life-enhancing provision across Preston and surrounding areas in the North West
Secured £100,000 contract with Preston City Council and Lancashire County Council to deliver a new Healthy Weight Service in 2024
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Total income £4,910,000 and total expenditure £5,220,000 (year ending 31 August 2024)
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Over 500,000 people reached across Sunderland, South Tyneside and County Durham since the Foundation's inception
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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
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£1.3 million invested in the community; 10,000 individuals engaged across Waltham Forest, Hackney, Tower Hamlets and Redbridge
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Total income £1,340,000 and total expenditure £1,280,000 for the year ended 31 August 2024
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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
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Total income £1,400,000 and total expenditure £1,300,000 (year ended 31 August 2024); income increased by over 8% in 2024/25
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14,728 participants engaged; 112,816 total attendances (up 15% year on year); 4,490 sessions delivered
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96% of Fit Jacks participants reported improved physical health; 90% of Premier League Inspires participants reported improved mental wellbeing; 7.8% of participants have a...
96% of Fit Jacks participants reported improved physical health; over 250 people supported to lose weight with average weight loss of 3.3kg and average waist reduction of 5.9cm per participant
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Total income £605,497 and total expenditure £711,227 for the year ended 31 May 2025
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Expanded school delivery into new schools, with a targeted focus on economically deprived areas and SEND schools introduced for the first time
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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
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£1.8 million invested in practical projects with both environmental and social impact in 2024; total income £2,110,000 and total expenditure £2,100,000 (year ended 31...
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295 local green projects funded through the Green Community Grants Fund in partnership with Groundwork UK, including outdoor classrooms, sensory gardens, community allotments and...
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Clean Air Champions programme launched in 200+ schools nationwide; Eco-Schools toolkits reached over 500,000 pupils; Cut Your Carbon campaign delivered over 200,000 carbon-cutting actions
Nine regional community committees awarded £340,000 in local grants to grassroots projects across Brighton, Cairo, Dubai, Dublin, Leeds, London, Manchester, Staines and nationwide dental care
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£4,372,766 in total social value generated across four key areas in 2024-25
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72.5% improvement in mental well-being reported by Premier League Inspires participants
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90% of men engaging with Team Talk programme reported a decrease in anxiety
1,455 free lunches delivered over the summer period to 221 individuals through Bolton Lunches partnership with Urban Outreach
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Total income £4,350,000 and total expenditure £4,980,000 (year ended 31 March 2024); 395,000+ visits to Calderstones; 20,778 UK Shared Reading participants
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496 Shared Reading groups across the UK; 625 UK volunteers; Shared Reading active in 18 countries internationally with 300+ trained Reader Leaders abroad
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16,850 visits to the Storybarn; 1,320 people attended Christmas Story Trail; £120,000 in ticket income; 62,998 cups of coffee and 66,942 scoops of ice...
97% of Shared Reading participants look forward to the group as an important part of their week; 95% say Shared Reading lifts their mood; 90% say Shared Reading gives them space to put day-to-day concerns to one side