Swindon Town Signs New Sponsor for Girls Programme
Swindon Town FC Community Foundation has announced a new two-year sponsorship agreement with Conlon Ltd to support the Girls Programme at Foundation Park. The partnership will help the foundation continue its mission to create inclusive and engaging programmes for female participants.
Darren Howell, partnerships manager at the STFC Community Foundation, said: "We are hugely excited to have Conlon Ltd as the main sponsor of the Girls Programme. This funding will help us continue with our mission to create inclusive and engaging programmes for our female participants."
The scheme currently supports over 500 girls each week through its centres and weekly sessions. Tom Hulbert, director at Conlon Ltd, said: "Conlon are pleased to be supporting the Foundation to assist in providing a clearer pathway for girls wanting to take part in sport and we look forward to co-creating success stories."
Conlon Ltd, based in Cricklade, is a family-run business with over 25 years of experience. The company delivers services in groundworks, civil engineering, and demolition.
What comes next?
The partnership will help the foundation continue its mission to create inclusive and engaging programmes for female participants. The scheme currently supports over 500 girls each week through its centres and weekly sessions.
Why it matters for Swindon Town
The partnership will help the foundation continue its mission to create inclusive and engaging programmes for female participants. This funding will help the foundation continue with its mission to create inclusive and engaging programmes for our female participants.
What the community says
Darren Howell, partnerships manager at the STFC Community Foundation, said: "We are hugely excited to have Conlon Ltd as the main sponsor of the Girls Programme. This funding will help us continue with our mission to create inclusive and engaging programmes for our female participants."
Next fixture
Swindon Town's next fixture is against Grimsby (away, 2027-02-27) (16th in the table).
