Fundraising success as AITC raise over £30,000 during flagship campaign
We’ve been hard at work raising vital funds over the last six weeks. Our flagship Blue and White Month campaign began in April, starting with our Community Matchday fixture against Brentford on 1 April and ending with our WSL fixture against West Ham on 7 May. This year, our fundraising efforts were focused on helping
Sunday’s WSL fixture against West Ham to support AITC
Albion take on West Ham in the WSL this Sunday at the Broadfield Stadium, and the match is being used to support and raise money for Albion in the Community (AITC). There will be lots of great activities in and around the ground for all ages to enjoy. As well as the usual marching band
£20,000 raised at Community Matchday
Our men’s game against Brentford on 1 April was our official Community Matchday. Albion fans once again showed their support for AITC by donating, visiting us at the Albion bus, and taking part in AITC activities all over the stadium. Fans who visited the AITC bus were greeted by special guests Guy Butters and Norman
How free football has been a lifeline for Susan’s family
No one understands the life-changing power of football quite like Susan, a mum-of-four from Moulsecoomb. Susan’s three sons – Brady, Aidan, and Oscar – are completely football-mad Albion fans and all three of them attend our Moulsecoomb Premier League Kicks football sessions, which are free to attend for any child in the local area Mum
AITC launches Cost of Living Appeal fundraising campaign
Albion in the Community has launched a fundraising campaign to help support people in Sussex through the cost of living crisis. Times are tough and families are having to cut back more than ever, which means that there are children all over Sussex whose parents can’t afford to pay for their football sessions. We don’t