Goalpost GRANTS

Grants for Goalposts are available from the football foundation. ITSA GOAL POSTS Limited have been a supplier of match quality football goalposts and football equipment to the Football Foundation for over thirty years. Safe and strong football goals with longer warranty. 

Grants for Goalposts - Please either telephone us on 0114 242 4244 or email accounts@itsagoal.net with the goalposts required and we can email you the quotation by return.   For more information on applying for Football Foundation funding please visit ww.footballfoundation.org.uk

The Football foundation offer Grants for Goalposts to support football. For more information and to check eligibility visit the link below  Click Here

FULL-SIZE ADULT & YOUTH GOALS - SIZE 24'X8' AND 21'X7'- the maximum grant amount is £1200 per set of goalposts. YOUTH 9v9 FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT – SIZE 16'X7' A maximum grant amount of £900 per set. MINI SOCCER GOALS – SIZE 12'X6' A maximum grant amount of £900 per set of goalposts FUTSAL GOALPOSTS SIKZE 3M X 2M - maximum grant amount of £600 per set of goalposts A grant of 75% of cost up to the maximum grant value in each category. Football foundation grants for goalposts exclude vat 

We have been supplying football pitch surround fencing for over twenty years. football equipment grants of up to £25,000 may be awarded. Normal grants are up to 75% of the value of the project. We supply barriers for all levels of the football pyramid. 

It is important to apply for a Football foundation grants for goalposts and be accepted before you order your goalposts or groundwork's. We can advise you on the best goalposts for your location - Call our office or email -  sales@itsagoal.net  or

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We have been supplying football pitch surround fencing for over thirty-five years. Grants of up to £25,000 may be awarded. Normal grants are up to 75% of the value of the project. We supply barriers for all levels of the football pyramid. Apply for a football foundation grant 

• Storage containers
• Portable Floodlights
• Changing pavillions and clubhouses
• 3G Pitch Maintenance Machinery & Equipment
• Grass pitch improvement
  Fencing
• Small-sided facility improvement
• 3G Pitches
• Creation of new grass pitches
• Premier League Stadium Fund
• Premier League Defibrillator Fund
• A £6m programme providing support for clubs and organisations to become more energy-efficient.

• Facilities that are not available for community use
• Kit and equipment
• Projects intended for private gain
• Projects outside England
• Retrospective funding (for works that have already started or been completed)
• Routine maintenance and repairs resulting from wear and tear and not part of a grass pitch improvement programme
• Facility hire

The Be Active Wales Fund is a great scheme that offers a wide range of football club grants. The grants can be used to upskill volunteers, buy equipment that allows more to take part in sports, and also reach people who are currently underrepresented in sports. The eligibility criteria for The Be Active Wales Fund are as follows:

Is your grassroots football club based in Wales?
Does your club help to reduce inequality?
Does your club help to create long-term sustainability?
Grants from £300 to £50,000 are available for Welsh grassroots football clubs. CLICK FOR MORE INFORMATION

Grassroots Fund – Powered by Utilita Energy High 5 This no-nonsense grant markets itself as a no strings attached scheme. With the goal of helping grassroots clubs and leagues and volunteers, they want to make a difference. Grants can be used for a project, an emergency or just to say thank you to someone working within the grassroots football community. The eligibility criteria for the Grassroots Fund are as follows:

You need to be a grassroots football club that can demonstrate how it wants to make a difference with the grant. Applicants must come from an FA-accredited club or league and be connected to individuals or projects within grassroots football. CLICK FOR MORE INFORMATION

The Barclays Community Football Fund has now opened up to all eligible football clubs and community groups across the UK, whether you wish to start a new team or expand your existing offerings. Barclays is keen to help clubs that want to reduce inequality in football for girls, and young people from low socio-economic and under-represented groups. The eligibility criteria for the Barclays Community Fund are as follows:

Your club must be a not-for-profit organisation
You must have a bank account in the name of your club You must have an up-to-date Safeguarding policy in place You offer football activities to young people (under 25) or you are wanting to start You currently offer football activities for girls or you are wanting to start You are committed to growing the membership of your football club
You want to access training to learn about how to engage with new under-represented audiences
Grassroots football grants of £500 are available. CLICK FOR INFORMATION

Warburtons has partnered with Charities Aid Foundation to offer grassroots football clubs three grants.

Grants for community development, project development, and project funding are available. Currently, only community grants are available; development grants will be available in 2023, and project grants will be available by the end of 2022.

The eligibility criteria for the Warburtons Grants are as follows:

Community grants – you must be based in England, Scotland, or Wales
Development grants – you must be a registered charity or CIC within 15 miles of a Warburton depot site
Project grants – you must be a registered charity or CIC within 15 miles of a Warburton bakery or depot site
Community grants are available up to £400, development grants are available up to £3,000, and project grants range from £10,000 to £20,000.

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In conjunction with KP, The Walking Football Association offers grassroots clubs funding opportunities to run new impairment sessions.

There are two types of grants available – one is a new club grant to help purchase essential start-up equipment, the second is a new impairment session grant that supports initial facilities hire or community engagement.

The eligibility criteria for the WFA Grant are as follows:

You must be affiliated to the WFA and be on the club database
You may only apply for one of the available grants
The grant can be refunded to the WFA if not used within three months
You must have a constitution and a club bank account
There are 10 x £100 new club grants and 10 x £200 new impairment grants available to grassroots football clubs.

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This fund is a continuation of the Tackling Inequalities Fund that was created within Sport England’s support package. The aim of this grant is to help get deaf or hard-of-hearing people to access sports.

The eligibility criteria for The Together Fund are as follows:

Your club must be operating in England
You must be members of UK Deaf Sport
You must be either a registered charity, not-for-profit, social enterprise or community interest company
Grants of up to £3,000 are available to football clubs.

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