An under-11s football team in Buckinghamshire have signed a sponsorship deal with a housebuilder company.
Stoke Mandeville have penned a contract with the Aylesbury-based business, Dandara, which will see the team receive £850.
The money will go towards branded kits, and helping children in the area engage in more football-focused activities.
Scott Barlow, Manager of Stoke Mandeville Football Under 11s, said: “Since we launched in 2018, we have gone from strength to strength, giving the local community a place to come and have the freedom to play.
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“It’s the support of businesses like Dandara that allows us to maintain our operations and be the community hub for young football players.
Rachel Lindop, Head of Sales for Dandara, added: “Stoke Mandeville Football FC is a hugely respected club in the area, and we are thrilled to be able to support what is a great sports facility for the village.
“It’s initiatives like this that play a huge role within communities and as a local developer in the area, Dandara is committed to helping maintain these vital resources so many people benefit from.”
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Dandara’s new development, The Grove, is located only six miles from where Stoke Mandeville FC play.
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