Foundation 92 Annual Impact Report 2025

Official charity of Salford City FC, founded in 2018 by the Class of '92. Delivers community engagement, education and health programmes across Salford. In 2025 supported 17,452 individuals through sport, youth work, education and wellbeing initiatives.

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📋About

Premier League Kicks; education & personal development; health & wellbeing (Fit 92, Dementia Walking Sports); matchday community engagement; December to Remember gifting campaign; fundraising events Custom geography from upload: United Kingdom

📊Key Metrics

17,452 individuals supported Key Metric 1
25,345 hours of programme delivery Key Metric 2
229,511 total attendances Key Metric 3

Key Outcomes

  • 3,844 young people engaged in TfGM behaviour change programme; 150% increase in female PL Kicks participation since 2023
  • 89% of young people reported greater understanding of anti-discrimination; 94% felt more confident reporting it
  • £267,412 raised at Champions for Children Gala Dinner in partnership with Royal Manchester Children's Hospital

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2025 Enhanced

Impact Review 2024/25

£3,112,419 raised to deliver projects in 2024/25; total income £2,920,000 and total expenditure £2,850,000 (year ended 31 August 2024)
Key Metric 1
28,692 people took part in activities; 307,544 visits to sessions; 17,793 sessions delivered
Key Metric 2
More than 16,000 young people engaged across early years and primary programmes; 34 Premier League Primary Stars partner schools; over 7,000 healthy meals provided on HAF camps
Key Metric 3
Blackpool FC Sports College A Team won the CEFA league title 2024/25; BFC School received 'Good' Ofsted rating in November 2024; Norbreck Primary Academy reached EFL Utilita Kids Cup National Final at Wembley, winning Regional Finals unbeaten
2025 Enhanced

Impact Report 2025

Total income £659,217 and total expenditure £674,216 (year ended 30 June 2025, charity no. 1137275); 10,252 individuals engaged across the 2024/25 season, with 9,713 being young people in schools
Key Metric 1
82% of participants reported positive impact on mental wellbeing; 84% on physical wellbeing; 82% on sense of community; 86% made new friends since joining
Key Metric 2
70% agreed they made positive changes to their life as a result of CUF activity; 63% of adult participants felt a strong sense of community/belonging, 2% above the national average; 78% agreed they feel more motivated to be physically active (Forever United older adults programme)
Key Metric 3
56.7% of young people hardly ever or never feel lonely vs national average; 94% of participants feel welcome, safe and included; CUF participants ranked higher than Cambridge and UK averages for happiness, life satisfaction and worthwhile life
2025 Enhanced

Impact Report 2024-25

6,744 participants engaged across education, social inclusion, employability, heritage and health programmes in 2024/25
Key Metric 1
37,357 hours of positive activity delivered; £3.9 million in social value generated
Key Metric 2
4,805 pupils supported across 58 education settings; 300+ young people referred across six Engage hubs in Northampton, Kettering, Corby and Milton Keynes
Key Metric 3
89% of young people attending Engage programme made positive steps; 92% of employability learners moved to positive progression