Supporting Charities - TFCC Outreach Programme
We do our upmost to local charities and local sport, our TFCC Outreach Programme aims to support the local cricket community and sporting charities.
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Charity
At TFCC we are dedicated to supporting charitable causes, we have worked with many charitable events this year including Chance to Shine events and Cricket Club fundraising days. We also raised money for Loros in memory of Tom's grandmother in 2018 Community/Volunteering We support our local sporting venues of all kinds, during 2017 we have repaired nets and cleaned up grounds in order to prepare our affiliated clubs for the season - we are always be happy to support our affiliated clubs on their ground force days! Supporting Mental Health We are now working in partnership with Opening Up, who do vital work for mental health in sport for sportsmen and women from all walks of life. |
"Tom Flowers Cricket Coaching prove that Covid-19 can’t stop a determined fundraiser!"
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Tom and our team at TFCC set out on a mission to cover 96 miles across Leicestershire & Rutland over a 5-day trek, taking in some of the counties picturesque cricket grounds along the way.
Starting on 9th November 2020 at 8am, the “TFCC Covid 96er” aimed to raise £1000 in memory of Toms gran, Edith Flowers. Supported by TFCC coaches Niamh and Elizabeth as well as Scott Moore and Ellie from CEL Sports Ltd, along the journey, to keep Tom going and raise those all important donations for LOROS. The total raised was an amazing £2265.00 which will helped support LOROS patients and their families over Christmas. Follow the link to check out the full cover story from LOROS themselves. www.loros.co.uk/galleries/view/tom-flowers-cricket-coaching-prove-covid-19-cant-stop-determined-fundraiser/ |
Bespoke Cricket Bat Raffle.
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Our friends over at Bespoke Cricket, hosted a very generous bat raffle this January 2021. Where they gave away a high quality Player Grade Bat, Selling 52 tickets and raised £111 for LOROS.
Well Done to everyone involved and who helped contribute to their successful fundraiser. |
Lord's Taverners
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January 21st 2021 TFCC sent off their delivery, of unused old Crickfest t-shirts to the Lord's Taverners Sports Kit Recycling.
Many young people in the UK and abroad find it hard to access sport, with one of the main barriers being a simple lack of access to the right kit and equipment.
Lord's Taverners sports kit recycling programme collects usable kit from across the UK through a network of local ‘collection hubs’.
The kit is then sorted and redistributed to partnered organisations within the UK and around the world, who can put it to great use in their communities.
Donor Guidelines:
- Dropping off donations at ALL collection hubs
- Please ensure that all items are properly cleaned and reusable
- All clothing/equipment must be in a sealed container, box or bag
- Agree a mutual date and time to drop off donation
- When handling containers/bags, please wear gloves/face masks
- If directed by collection hub, place donation in designated collection zone
BBC Kit the Nation Campaign
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Local BBC radio stations across England, and BBC radio stations in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are coming together to Kit out the Nation. Watch the Video to learn all about it.
Then listen to Tom talk to the BBC about what we do at TFCC and how we are helping the Campaign in the audio clip next to the video.
In July, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee published data from Sport England which showed 100,000 fewer children met the recommended level of activity in 2020 than in 2019 and it was "of significant concern".
There has been a long standing issue around access to sport and exercise because of the affordability of kit. Also, good condition equipment, that would otherwise go to landfill or simply remain in cupboards, could get an extended life and help a young person get active.
How you can get involved?
They are looking for everyday items of sports kit (clothing) and regular games equipment that a young person can use in an activity, such as balls, bats and rackets.
So, check out your cupboards, sort out the bedrooms and if you’ve got unwanted sports kit or equipment help us get them to children and young adults.
Where can you donate your unwanted sports kits?
There are hundreds of locations to donate your unwanted kit. Some companies and charities can take your kit off your hands ready for distribution; some are collecting donations to help fund kit for young people; some are local to specific areas and some are nationwide across the UK. We are 1 of those Hubs please get in touch if you wish to drop anything off with us at our office in Billesdon.
To help you find a location near you follow
BBC - Kit out the Nation
Then listen to Tom talk to the BBC about what we do at TFCC and how we are helping the Campaign in the audio clip next to the video.
In July, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee published data from Sport England which showed 100,000 fewer children met the recommended level of activity in 2020 than in 2019 and it was "of significant concern".
There has been a long standing issue around access to sport and exercise because of the affordability of kit. Also, good condition equipment, that would otherwise go to landfill or simply remain in cupboards, could get an extended life and help a young person get active.
How you can get involved?
They are looking for everyday items of sports kit (clothing) and regular games equipment that a young person can use in an activity, such as balls, bats and rackets.
So, check out your cupboards, sort out the bedrooms and if you’ve got unwanted sports kit or equipment help us get them to children and young adults.
Where can you donate your unwanted sports kits?
There are hundreds of locations to donate your unwanted kit. Some companies and charities can take your kit off your hands ready for distribution; some are collecting donations to help fund kit for young people; some are local to specific areas and some are nationwide across the UK. We are 1 of those Hubs please get in touch if you wish to drop anything off with us at our office in Billesdon.
To help you find a location near you follow
BBC - Kit out the Nation
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"We had a tee-riffic day on Friday 10th May with our annual LOROS Golf Day, hosted at the picturesque Rothley Park Golf Club. And what great weather we had!
Thank you so much for all your support that helped make this fundraising event a success! I am delighted to share that the event raised £19,000 for LOROS. With your continued support LOROS can be there for many more terminally ill patients and their families across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland, providing specialist compassionate care for families when they need it most. " - Iva Vuchkova Loros Representative |
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