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Frodsham Junior Football Club

Why Frodsham Junior Football Club

Exposure to over 500 players, over 100 volunteers and thousands of parents, grandparents and guardians
Promotion of your brands positive contribution to the Club and wider local community
Partnership with a much loved and respected local sporting institution with over 40 years history and and exciting future
Frodsham Junior Football Club Default location
Helsby High School, Chester Road, Helsby
Frodsham Cheshire WA6 0HY
United Kingdom
Cheshire GB

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Frodsham Junior FC

Our club has 500 players. 100 + coaching volunteers. Thousands of parents, grandparents, guardians. We are a Chartered Standard Community Club. We are in the top 1% of grassroots clubs.

Why Sponsor Us:

Frodsham Junior boasts a growing membership, increasing significantly in recent times. Through our club marketing footprint we can provide your business with the opportunity to build brand-loyalty within the Frodsham area.

Facilities: Our facilities are situated around Frodsham, split across two sites due to the number of teams we have! Saltworks Playing Fields and Helsby High School both offer excellent facilities for players and spectators, hosting multiple games per match day. Saltworks Playing Fields are a council owned site, whilst Helsby High School is a private facility, meaning that any advertisement for your business will gain traction with an audience wider than the club itself. We have recenty broken ground on a new 3G pitch and pavillion at Helsby High School which will be utilised not just by the club, but by the local community too. 

Digital: Frodsham Junior FC boasts a growing social media presence, with  137,000 impressions across out twitter page alone, providing extensive reach and awareness for any of our partners. We provide integration with these channels and can target specific target audiences based on your objectives.

The club has a flexible approach to sponsorship, with perks ranging from but are not limited to:

- logo & link on social media posts and websites pages, to an expanding annual audience

-  physical advertisement on club assets, providing exposure to players, coaches and spectators across our 36 teams and building loyalty with our members.

- opportunities to advertise at club events, to an audience wider than our existing membership base

- captive audience of club members for exclusive business promotions, driving top-line sales

- invites to club events for business development, networking with our network of partners, or employee engagement

CSR Opportunities through our involvement with our local charity partners

Alternative/supplementary perks can be arranged through negotiation dependent on the level of sponsor commitment, budget and your business objectives.

We are committed to giving you and your company the exposure and promotion you deserve. We recognise that without your support many of our club members would not be enjoying their sport at the weekend! 

Contact us now to find out more and explore what Frodsham Junior FC can offer!

Today

Frodsham Junior Football Club is one of the largest junior football clubs in the Cheshire FA with 27 teams from under 7s through to under 18s. The Club has over 500 registered players and one of the largest girls sections of any local grassroots club with over seven girls teams and in excess of 100 girls registered to play. Our girls section is also an official sister club of Manchester City Ladies FC.

In addition to our teams, the Club also runs a number of sessions to provide footballing opportunities to the wider community including; Academy Sessions for five and six year olds, Development Sessions for junior players looking to join the Club and a weekly open age Ladies Only Session. The Club is also an Weetabix Wildcats FA Accredited centre providing coaching sessions for girls aged between 5-11. Furthermore the Club also has an open age (adults) women’s team and a men’s veterans (over 35s) team.

Aspirations

In 2017 the Club formed a partnership with Helsby High School for the use of the school playing fields for home fixtures and summer training, creating a ‘home’ for our Club.

2021 will see the realisation of a long held dream for Frodsham JFC with the building and opening of a brand new 3G-football pitch and changing facility on site at Helsby High School. This exciting project, driven by Frodsham Junior Football Club in partnership with Helsby High School, Cheshire West and Chester Council and the Football Foundation has taken many years to fund and bring to fruition. It will provide Frodsham JFC with a state-of-the-art, safe and secure all weather pitch for training and match days, while providing Helsby High School and local primary schools with exclusive use of the facility during school hours.

Club History

Founded in 1979, Frodsham Junior Football Club celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2019 and is a much loved and respected sporting institution in the local area.

In 2016 the Club was awarded FA Community Status, the highest Standard for an FA club and is officially classified as an FA Charter Standard Community Football Club.

In 2019 the Club became a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO), this means that as a legal entity the Club has charitable status.

The Club boasts more than 100 volunteers, with 36 FA Level 1 qualified coaches, 4 FA Level 2 qualified coaches and 1 FA Level 3 (UEFA B) qualified coach.

Club exposure:

Media reach - total annual impressions: ( 143,000 )
Type: 
Twitter
Value: 
137,000
Type: 
Internet / website
Value: 
6,000

Information

Club Type: 
11 a side
Level: 
Grassroots
Region: 
England
Founded: 
1979
Club Colours: 
Red & Black Stripes
Gender: 
Both
Number of Pitches: 
3 - 5
Membership size: 
250 - 500
Average weekly attendance: 
50 - 250

Teams

Number of Players: 
500 - 1000
Both
Mini (8)
Youth (19)
Senior (3)
Age Band: 
All Working Age Adults
Under 18
Social demographics: 
A - Upper middle class
B - Middle class
C1 - Lower middle class
C2 - Skilled working class
D - Working class
E - Those at lowest level of subsistence

Facilities

Car Park
Catering Facilities - External
Catering Facilities - Internal
Changing Rooms - Female
Changing Rooms - Male
Changing Rooms - Officials
Disabled access
Pitches
Players Room
Showers
Tea / Dining Room
Toilets