Providing support and funding to cricket clubs across the country as they return to cricket.
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This crowdfunding project is to help cover the costs of lost time in the season and push the club forward towards having a pavilion.
Earley Cricket Club has been a part of the local community since 2007. Having grown to 2 adult teams and looking to add a youth section, it is a club which is always looking to the future. To do this, the club needs to stay afloat in these difficult times and continue its aim to build a pavilion at its ground in Bulmershe School.
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Why it's a great idea:
The club receives many applications from families asking for youth training. With suitable funding, when the season resumes, this can be delivered. The pavilion will provide shelter and secure changing facilities for the school and the club. It will be positive for the environment, as it will be renewably fueled and incorporate bird and insect homes. The resources used to build the timber building will be offset by the planting of trees and the gift of trees to local residents.
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Providing support and funding to cricket clubs across the country as they return to cricket.
How will the money be spent?Total £270
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Total £270
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VolunteerEarley Cricket Club is a volunteer-run community club, welcoming players of all abilities, ages and backgrounds.
It began as a neighbourhood club, Catcliffe Way Cricket Club, in 2007 but soon grew to become Earley Cricket Club.
Now with two open-age teams competing in the Berkshire Cricket League, the club is climbing the leagues, with teams in Division 1 and Division 2 of the BCL.
The club received global interest in the summer of 2019 when it became the world's first vegan cricket club, providing only vegan food for its teas and pioneering a project to develop a non-leather cricket ball.
This project is to help that groth continue. With the addition of a pavilion, the club will be able to provide a youth section for the local community and host youth tournaments as well as community open days.
Project Owner: Earley Cricket Club The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.
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