SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITY WHEN YOU BUY A SEASON TICKET

With the launch of our online Season Ticket sales earlier this week, we are also giving fans the opportunity to support disadvantaged groups in the community through a donation to the ‘Support our Bairns’ project, in partnership with the Falkirk Foundation. 

Our Foundation will manage the project, with the aim of creating opportunities to attend games at no cost for those in our town who most need support. We want to enable all fans to attend Falkirk home games and support their team, particularly those who would otherwise be unable to do so for a variety of reasons outside their control. The Foundation will be working with other established local charitable organisations to ensure that those most in need have access to this opportunity. 

All money raised through donations will be matched by the club, to enable as many people to access games next season as possible. If you are able, please add a donation at checkout and select gift aid to ensure your money travels further. 

Season Tickets can be purchased/renewed online HERE.

Jamie Swinney, Falkirk FC CEO, said of the new initiative:

“At what is a difficult time for many people in our community, this project will provide some support and positivity to those who need it most. Our partners at the Foundation do incredible work in our town every day. This initiative will help the club and foundation further that reach and allow people to attend games they otherwise would not have been able to due to circumstances out with their control”

Derek Allison, Falkirk Foundation CEO, added:

“The Falkirk Foundation would like to thank Falkirk FC and its Board of Directors for recognising that there are people in our community that, through no fault of their own, are unable to support their much-loved team. Working with our charitable partners, this initiative will allow the Foundation to get these season tickets distributed to those that would benefit the most from them. We are a Foundation and Club very much here for our community.”