The official charity for Plymouth Argyle Football Club
THE Green Army can take on their own battle with our Argyle Fans in Training programme, using football as the inspiration to lose some pounds for the summer in our Health Football League. We are setting up a 14-week health programme, starting on Tuesday, April 24 from 6.30pm – 8.30pm and it is completely free …
ALL 72 EFL Clubs will come together on the same day for the EFL’s Day of Action to demonstrate the positive impact football can have in changing young people’s lives. From Plymouth to Peterborough and Sunderland to Southend, on Tuesday 20 March EFL Clubs across all three divisions will showcase the innovative and ground breaking …
ARGYLE Community Trust would like to express our immense gratitude to Co-op members for raising £1,467.53 in support of our charity. For the past six months, Co-op members have helped raise the funds through their membership and also by pledging to our charity section in the Peverell branch of the Co-op. We have channelled these …
ARGYLE Community Trust is delighted to announce the launch of a new project funded by the Royal British Legion. The project, Active Argyle, is aimed at engaging ex-service personnel in social events, such as cafe mornings, walking football, chair aerobics, kurling, boccia and much more. Kicking off on Monday, November 13, our weekly timetable is …
THERE is less than a month to go until the Co-op celebrate the latest payout of the Local Community Fund on Saturday, November and Argyle Community Trust will be right in the mix. The specific section of the Trust to benefit from this exciting partnership will be our Ability Counts squad, as we seek to …
ARGYLE Community Trust would like to thank Steve Medlin and Clarion Housing for the extremely kind donation of £1,000 to help support our PL Kicks programme. Steve, a local volunteer and PAFC Season ticket holder, who had been involved in some great community work on behalf of Affinity Sutton (now Clarion Housing), was granted £1,000 …
ARGYLE was proud to host an educational event for young people from local schools, run by Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC), which featured guest appearances from first-team players Lionel Ainsworth, Luke McCormick and Robert te Loeke, as well as Michaela Phillips from Argyle Ladies, answering young people’s questions about racism and hate crime. Pupils …
ARGYLE Community Trust is looking for enthusiastic and forward-thinking FA Level 1 coaches to work with young people across Devon and Cornwall. As a registered charity based at Plymouth Argyle Football Club, Argyle Community Trust works with many people across several sectors, where sport has proven to be the ideal tool for creating lasting engagement …
ARGYLE Community Trust are about to launch their next NCS Programme, starting this October. The National Citizen Service Programme (NCS) is a government-run platform aimed at 16/17 year olds. It consists of a seven-day voluntary package, including a four-day residential and three-day delivery of the chosen Social Action Project (SAP). The government-run initiative, established in …
ARGYLE Community Trust is all set to make the biggest step in our proud 20-year history as the charitable arm of Plymouth Argyle Football Club. The Trust has grown immeasurably from the humble beginnings of just a couple of coaches delivering soccer courses in the holidays or at after-school clubs. We now boast over 40 …