Grassroots clubs have earned a combined total of more than £2,200 this season as part of Harrogate Town's Kick Back Scheme.
Launched to make football more accessible while supporting the development of young players in the local community, the Kick Back Scheme rewards clubs with cashback on additional ticket sales, as well as providing free and discounted matchday tickets.
The funds earned, amounting to over two thousand pounds, can now be reinvested by clubs into vital areas such as kit, training equipment, pitch hire, and membership subsidies.
Emily Elmes at Harrogate Town said:
“We're proud of how the scheme continues to grow and benefit clubs across our district.
“Not only does it bring more young fans to our stadium, but it also gives back directly to grass root clubs across our community."
This season’s success was made possible thanks to the continued support of proud partner Synergy Car Leasing, a Harrogate-based business committed to local community impact.
Through Synergy’s partnership, the scheme has reached even more grassroots clubs, helping more families across the region to enjoy affordable access to matchdays at Harrogate Town.
Will Voisey, Managing Director at Synergy Car Leasing said:
“We’re delighted to support the Kick Back Scheme alongside Harrogate Town AFC.
“As a business rooted in the Harrogate community, it’s fantastic to see the direct impact this initiative is having—both in giving more young players the chance to enjoy live football and in helping local clubs fund essential resources.”
Participating clubs also received a host of matchday experiences, including complimentary tickets, player meet & greets, scoreboard mentions, and a signed shirt presentation at the end of the season.
The Kick Back Scheme will return for the 2025/26 season with even more opportunities for local clubs to get involved.
For more information on how your football club can join the scheme, contact: emilyelmes@harrogatetownafc.com

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