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Everton in the Community

Everton in the Community Impact Report 2025/26

Everton in the Community's Impact Report 2025/26, published on 16 October 2026, covers the official charity of Everton Football Club. During the 2025/26 season the charity supported 46,463 people through more than 50 programmes, reached more than 156,000 people through wider community engagement, operated in 151 venues across Merseyside and generated £80.1 million of social value annually. It has invested £13.5 million into the L4 area through purpose-built buildings. Delivery was 52% in Liverpool, 21% in Sefton and 12% in Knowsley. The report is structured around the Trinity Project, the charity's five-year strategy with three pillars: Minds, Learns and Thrives.

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Everton in the Community is the official charity of Everton Football Club and widely considered one of the UK's top sporting charities. Dedicated to breaking down barriers and tackling social inequality since 1988, it supports some of the most vulnerable and underrepresented members of its local community. Through more than 50 evidence-based, inclusive programmes it addresses health inequalities, creates pathways into education and employment, and tackles crime and anti-social behaviour, with programmes operating seven days a week across the Liverpool City Region. Registered charity number 1099366.

Key Metrics

46,463 people supported through 50+ programmes in 2025/26
£80.1 million of social value generated annually
156,000+ people reached through wider community engagement

Key Outcomes

  • 16,583 people supported on their educational journey, including 488 children helped to achieve their Early Learning Goals
  • More than 9,000 people supported with their mental health, and 1,215 supporters engaged through the Together Against Suicide matchday service
  • 1,293 people experiencing poverty given access to food, housing and debt advice; 90 people moved into employment and 13 into apprenticeships

Geography

North West

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