Protected: Burnley FC Players visit BFCitC’s Schools Mental Wellbeing Project
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BFCitC partner with Pennine Pneumatic Services
Burnley FC in the Community are pleased to announce that Pennine Pneumatic Services Ltd (PPS) in Leigh, have joined our ‘All Onside’ Community Business Club. Pennine Pneumatic Services Ltd (PPS) are compressed air specialists working across the North of England. When forming the partnership, Company Director Matt O’Connor told us ‘As a business, we are […]
BFCitC launch Academy in the Community
On Wednesday 25th October, Burnley FC in the Community and Burnley FC Academy launched phase one of a brand new initiative called “Academy in the Community.” The idea of the programme is to expose the Academy scholars, and over time, the younger players within the academy, to projects delivered by Burnley FC in the Community […]
BFCitC celebrate partnership with Let’s Go Physio
Let’s Go Physio are one of the brilliant organisations we are partnered with at Burnley FC in the Community and this week we wanted to shine a light on the brilliant work they do. Let’s Go Physio are a team of highly experienced paediatric and adult treating physiotherapists in Lancashire. They provide rehabilitation for a variety […]
BFCitC bring you Community Day!
We have exciting news for Burnley FC fans! On Saturday 22nd April, Burnley FC in the Community will be taking over the Burnley vs QPR fixture, bringing you a day of family fun and entertainment, all for a great cause. What’s Going On We have a range of free activities that we would love for […]
Disability Sport Project becomes ‘Limitless Clarets’ in fresh new rebrand!
Burnley FC in the Community are excited to announce the rebrand of our Disability Sports Project, ‘Limitless Clarets’. We are constantly taking inspiration from our participants, and it is their ideas that will allow us to expand and develop the programme.
Rainbow Laces and Pride in Burnley
Stonewall’s Rainbow Laces Campaign has brought visibility for LGBTQ+ people within sport, raising awareness of their experiences both on and off the pitch.
BFCitC Golf Day raises over £7,000 for Community Programmes!
The event was kindly sponsored by The Green Shield Group and despite the unpredictable Lancashire mix in weather, eighteen teams took to the iconic course to battle it out for The Brian Nelson Trophy.
BFCITC deliver 200 shoeboxes to church on the street
Premier League Kicks Teams Up with the JJ effect
