Falkirk Foundation is thrilled to announce a new project Together Equality Achieves More (T.E.A.M). The UEFA Foundation for Children allocated funding to 64 projects, as part of their mission to defend vulnerable children’s rights around the world so that they can look forward to a better future. Following the success of joint application to the…
OFF THE BENCH, COMPLETED IT We’re buzzing to say that our ‘Off the Bench’ participants completed their programme last week. That’s 10 our of our 12 initial starters, completed it with flying colours. To celebrate, we got the team back together and enjoyed a football tournament followed by some Domino’s Pizza. Best of luck to our participants for…
The funds were raised by the NEW McDonald’s in the Community Foundation – utilising proceeds from the 10p carrier bag charge across Scotland. The Falkirk McDonald’s restaurants have made a significant contribution to the Falkirk Foundation. The charity has received a total of £30,000, plus extra support from the McDonald’s team. The Falkirk Foundation provides…
Over the past 10 weeks, our team alongside partners Bo’ness Newtown Park Association – Making Newtown Park a Community Hub have run our ‘Newtown Kicks’ Programme 2 days a week. Having now reached the end of our programme, we’re delighted to share some of the incredible outcomes: – 11 participants found positive destinations to move…
Title: Community Football Education Officer Location: The Falkirk Stadium, 6 Stadium Way, Falkirk FK2 9EE Reports to: Business Operations Manager Hours: Full-time (35 Hours per week) Evening and weekend work will also be required Salary: £22,500 Benefits: 25 days annual holiday plus 9 public holidays & 4% pension contribution About Falkirk Foundation Falkirk Foundation was…
James Goodgame is a lifelong Chelsea fan and season ticket holder. His first season supporting Chelsea was in 1984. The era of Kerry Dixon, David Speedie, Pat Nevin, Joe McLoughlin, etc. A great time to be a Chelsea fan. In 1985 Chelsea signed Kevin McAllister from Falkirk, as a 9-year-old these players were his heroes…
The Falkirk FC Foundation is very happy to be supporting two popular Falkirk-based initiatives which are returning after a long absence due to the effects of the Covid pandemic. Football Memories was established in 2006 and met at The Maples, Stenhousemuir in partnership with Alzheimer Scotland. Sessions were also held in local care homes and…
Today we are excited to launch our 2022-25 Falkirk Football Community Foundation Strategy which sets out the key areas in which we are delivering. This strategy is very much aligned to the Falkirk Plan 2021-30 and there are many areas of the work that we do that will feed into the deliverables in it. We…
Falkirk Foundation staff will be taking part in the Edinburgh Kiltwalk on the 18th of September and we are encouraging all members, coaches, volunteers, parents, players, supporters, and the wider Falkirk community to join us! The funds raised will allow us to continue and expand our community teams and our award-winning projects. the funds will…
During the Networking Dinner of the 17th European Football Development Network Conference in Liverpool, Falkirk FC Foundation was named one of the 10 football organisations on the longlist for the EFDN More than Football Award 2022. This prestigious award focuses on the great work being done by football organisations across Europe and as can be…