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Grimsby Town Foundation

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

Grimsby Town Foundation is the official charity of Grimsby Town Football Club, based at Blundell Park in Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire. The 2025 Annual Report covers the year ended 31 May 2025, highlighting growth in school delivery, new SEND provision, an expanded BTEC girls' programme, and community recreational sessions, alongside a mental health matchday campaign and the near-completion of a Heritage Fund project.

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School sports and education delivery including Premier League Primary Stars and Premier League Kicks; BTEC programme with Franklin College including new girls' programme; Sports Coaching Foundation degree with EFLitC and University of South Wales; Holiday Activity and Food (HAF) programme; disability sport via Ability Counts; Saturday morning community sessions; after-school clubs; mental health awareness matchday programme; Heritage Fund project preserving GTFC history Custom geography from upload: Yorkshire & The Humber

Key Metrics

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

Key Outcomes

  • New PL Fans Fund mental health programme launched, signposting people to support services via matchday promotion with former player Nathan Arnold
  • BTEC girls' programme launched successfully; SEND school sessions delivered for the first time; Heritage Fund project substantially completed, preserving Grimsby Town FC history for future generations
  • Community recreational sessions expanded with new Saturday morning sessions alongside holiday courses and after-school clubs, with girls-only sessions and enhanced disability provision through Ability Counts

Geography

Yorkshire and the Humber

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