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SPFL Trust Trophy Final
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We are #OnYourSide
Yes, we love the goals and glory, magical moments, history sealed, memories made forever.
But in communities across Scotland, football clubs and their community trusts are about so much more.
You see, these stadiums are unique places; where people can create connections and find hope.
Every day they're united in a mission to make a difference to people’s lives.
We’re going to use the SPFL Trust Trophy 2024-25 to highlight the compassionate support that clubs and their associated charities provide for people in their communities.
You’ll be able to learn how they’re improving people’s health and wellbeing, tackling stigma, reducing inequality, and building better ways forward.
Together, we are On Your Side.
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Latest SPFL Trust News
From FFIT to Final
FFIT Participants to take the main stage at Hampden. The League Cup Final is growing closer with only 12 days to go! Celtic FC are set to play Dundee United to determine the winner of the Scottish League Cup on the 15th of March 2015. For 10 lucky Football Fans in Training (FFIT) participants it…
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The Dons in the running for National Title!
Aberdeen FC Community Trust (AFCCT) in the running for the Sports Business Innovation Awards Aberdeen FC Community Trust has been nominated by Sporting Chance Initiative. Recognised by the very best individuals in the Scottish Sport Industry an impressive awards ceremony will be taking place within the Glasgow Science Centre. AFCCT has been named as a…
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Raith Rovers Community Foundation to recruit a Community Development Worker
The recently formed Raith Rovers Community Foundation (RRCF) is seeking to appoint a full-time, experienced Community Development Worker to drive forward social and educational programmes throughout the Kirkcaldy area. RRCF is a voluntary organisation, which has applied to OSCR to become a registered Scottish charity (SCIO). Although independent from Raith Rovers Football Club it has…
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Ross County Football Club Join Forces To Tackle Mental Health Stigma.
Ross County FC has teamed up with The Mid-Ross Community Mental Health Team, an organisation who supports individuals who have lived with or experienced mental health issues and See Me, The Scottish Anti Stigma Campaign, to challenge the stigma surrounding mental health. As part of this approach, Ross County FC has arranged for 30 tickets…
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