The official charity for Plymouth Argyle Football Club
ARGYLE Community Trust would like to thank Goals Soccer Centre in Plymouth for their sponsorship of our flourishing Junior Ability Counts squad. Goals have kindly agreed to provide us with the use three pitches each of week completely free of charge, use of facilities for tournaments and also presentation evenings. As a football club, we …
JACK Childs first attended the Home Park Athletics group (the Argyle Storm Academy) in September 2016. He was already a very active sportsperson and clearly had a very natural raw talent. After attending a few sessions, he along with a few others from the group took part in their first 3K race. The race was …
THE summer brings a new season of health programmes for Argyle Community Trust with opportunities for footballers with Down’s Syndrome, Active Argyle for people with a learning condition and Positive Pilgrims for men’s mental health. The Down’s Syndrome football programme is open to adults and children, running monthly on a Saturday morning from 10am – …
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 …
THE Plymouth Argyle Under-16s mixed disability squad are the latest Pilgrim outfit to progress to the semi-finals of the FA People’s Cup. Playing in a tournament comprising three teams, each side played each other twice and only the top-placed team would make the next stage. Argyle started with a confident 3-0 victory but the second …
THE latest round of fixtures in the Devon Walking Football League continued with a familiar theme of too many draws for Argyle. Stalemates with Exeter City, Bideford and Exminster leaves the Pilgrims poised just in behind Bideford at the top of the league, despite our wins over Exeter Reds and Exeter Grecians. “Whilst looking solid …