Eastbourne Borough FC’s Women’s team has received a £1,500 donation from Barratt Homes to support its operations over the upcoming season.
Currently 2nd in the Women’s League, Eastbourne Borough FC has won the past seven friendlies.
The donation, which comes from The Barrett Foundation, will be distributed across the team’s operations over the upcoming season, supporting the continued growth in the Women’s & Girls section of the club.
The foundation is the house builder's charity arm, which supports children, young people and disadvantaged groups in areas where the company is running building projects.
Alex Dowling, Head of Sales and Marketing at Barratt David Wilson Southern Counties, commented:
“We know how much local grassroots sports teams rely on investment and sponsorships and we are proud to support Eastbourne Borough FC throughout their next season of training and matches. They are a fantastic and passionate team and we are looking forward to seeing the players build on their existing success.”
John Bonar, General Manager at Eastbourne Borough FC, comments:
“Our women’s team has gone from strength to strength in the league and we are now focused on continuing to build on this going forwards. Support from local businesses is so important to give our teams the best possible resources and support and we want to thank Barratt Homes for partnering with our team this season.”
The Meadowburne Place development is set to include a junior sports pitch for under 14 teams, and a senior sports pitch for over 18 teams.
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