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£500,000 Westminster Foundation funding boost for inclusive cricket programmes

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£500,000 Westminster Foundation funding boost for inclusive cricket programmes

Young people living with a disability and from disadvantaged communities in Westminster are set to benefit from a £500,000 Partnership Grant awarded by the Westminster Foundation in support of Lord’s Taverners national community cricket programmes Super 1s and Wicketz over the next five years.

Experience the impact of inclusive cricket!

For the first time in the competition's history, our National Table Cricket Finals will take place as part of Disability Cricket Day, which is set to be the biggest ever one-off showcase of disability cricket hosted by the MCC, ECB and Lord’s Taverners at Lord's on Wednesday 25 June.

Read our 2024 Impact Report

Read our 2024 Impact Report

We reached more young people through our cricket programmes than ever before in 2024, with nearly 30,000 young people facing the challenges of inequality benefiting from our work.

£50,000 boost for Bristol Wicketz

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£50,000 boost for Bristol Wicketz

Young people living in disadvantaged communities across Bristol are set to benefit from £50,000 of funding from the Hargreaves Foundation in 2025. This significant grant will enable the Lord’s Taverners to develop its Wicketz programme in the city over the next 12 months.

£3,000 funding boost for Wicketz in Southampton

£3,000 funding boost for Wicketz in Southampton

Our Wicketz programme has been awarded £3,000 of community funding from Abri for our cricket project in Southampton.

Millenium Stadium Charitable Trust £7,000 funding boost

Our Wicketz programme has received a huge boost in the form of a £7,000 grant from the Millenium Stadium Charitable Trust, which will help fund the delivery of our free community cricket programme in Wales for the next 12 months.

£200,000 City Bridge Foundation funding to help Super 1s

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£200,000 City Bridge Foundation funding to help Super 1s

Young people living with a disability throughout London are set to benefit from nearly £200,000 in funding over the next three years for disability cricket programme, Super 1s, from City Bridge Foundation.

£20,000 grant to help Wicketz empower young people through cricket in the West Midlands

Our Wicketz programme has received a huge boost in the form of a £20,000 grant from The Eveson Trust, which will help fund the delivery of the free community cricket programme in the West Midlands for the next 12 months.

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