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Football club fundraiser supported by caring cops

One of North East Wales’ most promising up and coming football clubs have a charity game lined up against big-hearted police officers to raise funds for the new season.

Broughton United Vets will take on Wrexham Police at Airbus UK Broughton on Sunday, August 3, kick-off 3 pm.

The game is a community fundraiser for Broughton United FC.

The Broughton men’s first team were crowned tier 5 North East Wales Championship title-winners in their debut season and will campaign in the North East Wales Premier in 2025-26.

Broughton United is a family oriented, community-driven football club with over 30 teams, ranging from Under-5s to Veterans, and more than 500 registered players, both male and female.

This club is built on passion, community, and grassroots spirit, but it needs support to keep going strong.
All funds raised will go directly towards:

  • New kits for youth and adult teams
  • Essential equipment to help with training and development
  • Running costs, including venue hire and matchday expenses.
  • Broughton United are also offering the opportunity to join their sponsorship team. Whether it’s a one-off event or long-term support, your contribution makes a big difference to their players and community.

Sponsorship Options Include:
£500 – Charity Match Sponsor (Main Event)
£250 – Match Ball Sponsor
£500 – Team Kit Sponsor (Your logo on team shirts + website + social media promotion)

What You’ll Get:

• Brand exposure on kits, banners, and their social media platforms • Recognition at matches and events • The chance to support youth development from U5s to First Team.
Your donation, big or small, will make a genuine impact on keeping football accessible for all in the community.
Please donate and share, let’s support grassroots football together!

Broughton United were crowned North East Wales League Championship Division champions in 2024-25

Sgt Dave Smith said: “Broughton United are an integral part of the local community and embody the values of a true family club. We’re proud to support grassroots football by contributing towards the purchase of kits and training equipment, helping both the club and its players continue to grow and develop.”

A Broughton United spokesman said: “We can’t thank Dave and the Wrexham Police FC enough for their support here, We are really looking forward to the game and hope that we can raise raise funds for the club. Our club continues to grow and any support is greatly appreciated.”

Here’s the link to the crowdfunder with game details https://gofund.me/733ea782

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