Sponsors
Your name on a Saturday.
Several hundred local parents walk past these boards every home morning. Every pound goes on kit, referees, league fees and pitch hire, and you can see the accounts.
Six ways to help
All are for one season unless it says otherwise. We don't sell the same thing twice, and we don't put gambling, vapes or alcohol on children's shirts.
Match balls
£40
A season of match balls for one age group, with your name on the Saturday page.
Ask about thisTea hut board
£150
A board on the tea hut, where every parent queues on every home Saturday.
Ask about thisTeam kit
£450
Your name on one age group's shirts, which last two seasons. One sponsor per team.
Ask about thisPitch hire
£700
One pitch's hire and lines for a season, and your name on the map on the home page.
Ask about thisWhole club
£1,500
One partner a season. Your name on the training tops, the boards and every message we send.
Ask about this
Where it goes
Kit, referees, league fees and pitches.
Those four things take most of what we spend each season, and they're the reason subs can stay at £14 a month. Nobody at the club is paid, and the treasurer will show you the accounts if you would like to see them.
We can't tell you how much trade a shirt brings in. Some sponsors swear by it. What we can say is that the parents know exactly who pays for their son's shirt.
Got a van, a shop or a yard in Bedwas?
Ring Gethin or send us a line. A team kit lasts two seasons, and there are usually a couple of age groups without a name on them.