The Olympic Games showcase the best of the best, the sporting icons chasing gold and fulfilling teams. But every Olympian began their journey at a grassroots club. Across Paris 2024, Sported will be sharing their stories, day by day.
British number 1 tennis player Cameron Norrie has donated $20,000 to Sported, in recognition of the players’ climate leadership through ATP Carbon Tracker in 2023.
Over the last three years Sported has been working in numerous communities trialling place-based and thematic approaches to supporting community groups and clubs. Our Connected Communities model aims to bring people together to collectively help identify barriers and challenges facing young people in their local area and to deliver solutions to these issues through collaborative, sustainable, and community-led cluster groups.
A collaboration between Table Tennis England (TTE) and Sported sparked Ping! Birmingham, a dynamic initiative aimed uniting communities through table tennis.
A collaboration between Table Tennis England (TTE) and Sported sparked Ping! Birmingham, a dynamic initiative aimed uniting communities through table tennis.
The tireless efforts of Joe Donnelly from Belfast-based charity TAMHI to change the lives of others through sport have been recognised at the Sport Gives Back Awards in London.
British number 1 tennis player Cameron Norrie has donated $20,000 to Sported, in recognition of the players’ climate leadership through ATP Carbon Tracker in 2023.
Empowering London: Participatory Grant Making for Community-led Change provides funders, corporates, trusts and foundations with an opportunity to identify where they currently sit on the spectrum of participatory grant making.
Sported has joined calls for a new deal for sport in a paper published by the Sports Think Tank: The Road to the Manifestos 2024.
Deputy CEO Tom Burstow writes powerfully on why it’s worth investing in the incredible contribution that community sports groups can make to delivering government policy, making a difference to young people, to our communities and to creating a healthier nation.
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A new programme has been launched to address a shortage of volunteers that is putting the community sport sector in Wales under strain.
Charity Number – 1123313
Scottish Charity Number – SC043161