Sport & Physical Activity Education & Young People 2026
Club Doncaster Foundation

Impact Summary and Strategic Plan 2022-25

Club Doncaster Foundation (formerly Doncaster Rovers Foundation) is a registered charity based at the Eco-Power Stadium in Doncaster. The Impact Summary and Strategic Plan 2022-25 sets out the Foundation's vision for Doncaster as a healthier, better connected, inclusive city, delivered through health and wellbeing, schools and participation, post-16 education via Club Doncaster Sports College, and youth engagement programmes, utilising the reach of Doncaster Rovers FC and Doncaster Rugby League.

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📋About

Health and wellbeing programmes including Fit Rovers (weight management), Walking Football, Foundation Fitness, Fit Rovers Ladies, and Football Welcomes (refugees and asylum seekers); Premier League Kicks youth outreach; Premier League Inspires; schools programme supported by Premier League Charitable Fund and Rugby Football League; Club Doncaster Sports College (post-16 sport education); volunteering and employability pathways; Kellogg's Football Camps; Fit Forces veterans provision Custom geography from upload: Yorkshire & The Humber

📊Key Metrics

Total income £2,003,600 and total expenditure £2,001,398 (year ended 31 August 2025); over 1,000 health and wellbeing participants engaged across 8 organisations in Doncaster Key Metric 1
More than 30 years of delivery inspiring positive change in sport, physical activity and education across Doncaster Borough Key Metric 2
49 employees; self-funding charity operating across health and wellbeing, schools and participation, education, and youth engagement Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Club Doncaster Sports College Men's Academy celebrated historic season at Wembley Stadium (2025); Ridgewood School represented Doncaster Rovers at EFL Kids Cup regional finals
  • Foundation works alongside Doncaster Rovers FC and Doncaster Rugby League to utilise the social reach of professional sports clubs and the Eco-Power Stadium community stadium
  • Over 1,000 participants engaged through health and wellbeing programmes across 8 partner organisations; Football Welcomes programme supports refugees and asylum seekers to engage through football

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