How our club works with our community
One of Cambridge FC’s busiest volunteers, Craig Clark, has been recognised by WaiBOP Football in their Unsung Hero series. WaiBOP Football posted the following story on their website and awarded Craig with a $75 meal voucher from The Keg Room … Read More
Disadvantaged children in four countries are proudly wearing football kits donated by Cambridge FC as part of an ongoing project to help those less able to play the sport. The club has been sending decommissioned strips overseas since 2014 and … Read More
Cambridge FC has won a number of awards for its activities within the football and wider communities. These include: 2020 Services to football Club president Peter Martens was awarded a Queen’s Service Medal in the New Year’s Honours list for … Read More
Cambridge FC invites interest from members of the local community who want to help our club. To become a volunteer, you do not need to be a club member or even have a connection with our sport. You might be … Read More
More than 100 local children have benefitted from a promotion to encourage them to give football a go. Cambridge Tyres were recently given 120 promotional footballs by a supplier and asked to put them to good use. The business approached … Read More
Cambridge Football Club have won another award for their services to the local community. The club has earned a Community Partnership Award for its work helping people ordered by the courts to perform community work in Cambridge. Over the past … Read More
Cambridge’s Jumble Around shop has shown its support again for our club with a much-appreciated donation of $500. The Leamington shop, at 183 Shakespeare St, raises more than $30,000 a year through the efforts of goods donors and volunteer staff, … Read More
Cambridge FC have continued their tradition of helping overseas football clubs by donating kit and balls. The latest to benefit are this club in Cambodia who have received shirts, shorts and balls, all of which have served their purpose in … Read More