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Tottenham Hotspur Foundation Impact Report 2024/25

Tottenham Hotspur Foundation is the Club's official charitable body, based in Percy House on Tottenham High Road — within one of the 10% most deprived neighbourhoods in England. Its 2024/25 impact report, independently evaluated by Substance, finds the Foundation generates £24 million of social value (£10.38 per £1 invested) through 10,586 hours of support to over 13,000 people. Programmes span sport, education, employment, health and community safety, with a fully inclusive approach reaching vulnerable groups including care leavers and those leaving the criminal justice system. The report was launched at the House of Commons and 2025/26 marks the Foundation's 20th anniversary.

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Football and multi-sports participation; community and youth development; educational enrichment; health and wellbeing (Shape Up with Spurs fitness programme); employment and skills (Level Up Network employability programme, Start Something entrepreneurship programme); Spurred 2 Coach coaching pathway; disability sport; support for children in care, those leaving the criminal justice system, students at risk of exclusion and residents recovering from serious illness; jobs fairs at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Custom geography from upload: North London (Haringey & Enfield)

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 13,084+ people supported with 10,586 hours of targeted support delivered across the season
Key Metric 2 £24 million of social value generated for residents of Haringey, Enfield and surrounding boroughs — £10.38 for every £1 invested, independently evaluated by Substance
Key Metric 3 Foundation sits within one of the 10% most deprived neighbourhoods in England; surrounding wards among the 5% most deprived; average weekly pay in the area 17% below the national average

Key Outcomes

  • Social value grown from £20.4m in 2023/24 to £24m in 2024/25 — with projections from Substance expecting future returns to exceed £30m
  • Impact report launched at the House of Commons, hosted by David Lammy MP for Tottenham; 2025/26 marks the Foundation's 20th anniversary year
  • Fully inclusive delivery model engaging some of the most vulnerable groups in society, regardless of background or circumstance

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