The Scottish Football Partnership Trust (SFPT) has teamed up once again with The Kilpatrick Fraser Charitable Trust (KFCT) to put together a new 2022 funding strand which will see another 20 community football clubs/organisations provided with a lifesaving defibrillator. Over the last few years, 48 devices have already been awarded to clubs/organisations and this new funding will see that total …
Our new 2022 Club Development initiative was launched in March this year thanks once again to funding from our long-standing partner, The Kilpatrick Fraser Charitable Trust. The SFP Trust is committed to supporting and promoting inclusive football participation at grassroots level throughout Scotland and this initiative aims to invest in the development and growth of …
Our GoFitba Impact Report 2020- 2022 highlights 57 projects delivered with 2,469 children participating in 39,888 hours of activity and 13,810 healthy meals served. These statistics are set against the backdrop of Covid-19 when children and families were isolated for long periods and struggling with enhanced financial challenges. We are extremely proud of the GoFitba …
Spartans Community Football Academy are the latest organisation to benefit from investment from The Scottish Football Partnership Trust’s (SFP Trust) Grassroots Football Facilities Fund. The Academy, a charity and social enterprise based at Ainslie Park , develops and delivers programmes and activities which aim to improve the quality of peoples’ lives in the local community, …
The Scottish Football Partnership Trust (SFPT) has teamed up once again with The Kilpatrick Fraser Charitable Trust (KFCT) to put together a new 2022 funding strand which will see another 20 community football clubs/organisations provided with a lifesaving defibrillator. Over the last few years, 48 devices have already been awarded to clubs/organisations and this new funding will see that total …
Lochend Football Academy recently completed a project to install a brand new 3G playing surface at their training facility within Lochend Park in Edinburgh. The new surface which was formally opened on the 28th of June represents the culmination of many months of hard work and fundraising by the Academy and it’s volunteers, with the …
Alloa Saints F.C. recently received funding from The Scottish Football Partnership Trust to help with the purchase of new aluminium portable goalposts. This fantastic grassroots club currently work in partnership with Clackmannanshire County Cricket Club to make use of the superb facilities at the Arns Cricket ground in Cambus Road, Alloa. The club will use …
The Scottish Football Partnership Trust (SFPT) has teamed up once again with The Kilpatrick Fraser Charitable Trust (KFCT) to put together a new 2022 funding strand which will see another 20 community football clubs/organisations provided with a lifesaving defibrillator. Over the last few years, 48 devices have already been awarded to clubs/organisations and this new funding will see that total …
In September 2021 Pentland United F.C. approached the Scottish Football Partnership Trust seeking assistance to improve their home facility which is situated in the village of Dunnet, Caithness. The club – know as ‘The Stabbies’ play their football in the Caithness Amateur Football Association and had identified 2 priority projects that would help secure their …
Our new 2022 Club Development initiative was launched in March this year thanks once again to funding from our long-standing partner, The Kilpatrick Fraser Charitable Trust. The SFP Trust is committed to supporting and promoting inclusive football participation at grassroots level throughout Scotland and this initiative aims to invest in the development and growth of …