The official charity for Plymouth Argyle Football Club
ARGYLE Community Trust are celebrating after being awarded a £4,500 Grow the Game grant, something that has attracted praise from England Manager Gareth Southgate. The grant, which will provide a boost to grassroots football in Plymouth, has paved the way for Argyle to establish a Deaf football team as part of our Ability Counts programme. …
A PARTNERSHIP between Argyle Community Trust and the Prince’s Trust is already yielding results with 10 young people moving through to an FA Level 1 qualification in football coaching. A two-week short course of which the principles are to re-engage 16-25 year-olds who are currently out of Education, Employment or Training, the programme has proved …
ARGYLE Community Trust was proud to take part in the EFL Community Day of Action, as all 72 EFL clubs came together to highlight and showcase the impact of community programmes across the country. Our day actually kicked off with a look back on the day before and a media release on the PL Primary …
ARGYLE Community Trust would like to express our sincere gratitude for the generous offer of Target Travel to once again escort our riders on the annual Pedal 4 Pounds Charity Bike Ride. The event has grown and evolved to become a significant player in the Plymouth Argyle calendar, and we are hopeful of making 2017 …
After graduating from NCS (National Citizen Service) in October 2015, aspiring journalist Annie Lewis took the opportunity to get involved with Argyle Community Trust’s Press Office. During the Social Action project section of the NCS week, Argyle opened their doors to give young graduates the chance to get involved with the Trust and the many …