LoveAdmin believe that grassroots sports clubs need more than just a software provider - a partner who deeply cares about your club's success. Born from a parent's desire to enhance booking and payment processes pitch over 12 years ago, their customer-focused approach and industry experience means they can help you achieve just that. The LoveAdmin platform connects contacts with payments, registrations, memberships, communications, reporting and much more. Whilst each feature has unique benefits, their true value is realised when they’re all connected.

easyfundraising offers a free, easy, and accessible way to fundraise, easyfundraising will be the perfect addition to your teams fundraising mix. As an online fundraising platform, easyfundraising partners with over 8,000+ household brands who will give cashback to your team whenever an online shopper spends with them. Earn cashback at; Amazon, eBay, Tesco, John Lewis, Booking.com, Sports Direct, Just Eat, Trainline, ASOS, B&Q, Boots, Argos, plus thousands more.

At their core, IDA exists to prioritise high performance and comfortable footwear for athletes who have traditionally been an afterthought. From the grassroots to the pros, IDA Sports believe you should have greater choice and access to the best equipment when you step onto the field.

SNAP Sponsorship is dedicated to supporting grassroots, local, and regional sports throughout the UK. With over a decade of expertise in the sports industry, SNAP continues to revolutionise clubs, organisations, and individuals through sponsorship. Currently, traditional revenue streams face significant pressure. Crowdfunding often leans heavily on the same supporters, club donations lack consistency, and obtaining grants from governing bodies involves lengthy processes, with many clubs failing to qualify

Despite heightened awareness of brain injury in sport, many parents, players, schools and clubs still don’t know enough about the short and long-term consequences of head impacts and brain injury. One of the biggest dangers comes from rotational forces that are present in every head impact. These forces cause the brain to rotate inside the skull shearing brain cells, tearing blood vessels, and causing inflammation to the brain.