The Nissan Possibilities Project is delivered by Sported and the last two years have seen the organisation work with seven community sports groups in Sunderland
London Marathon Foundation teams up with Sported to launch unique Solidarity Fund By Sported | 7 November 2024 More than than £240,000 has been awarded
Sportswear brand SUDU partners with Sported to launch ‘Project Fair Play’ By Sported | 15 October 2024 Manchester-headquartered UK sportswear brand, SUDU, have announced the
Sported hits £10 million giveaway mark to sustain London 2012 legacy for UK’s youth By Sported | 9 October 2024 Sported has reached a milestone
Nissan drives new ways to play by engineering disability sport By Sported | 9 September 2024 An innovative collaboration between Sported and Nissan has closed
Statement from Sported on Recent Race Riots By Sported | 19 August 2024 At Sported, we are appalled and deeply saddened by the recent race
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.
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