Football Foundation: Changing Pavilions and Clubhouses Funding

Grassroots football organisations are invited to apply for Football Foundation funding to improve changing pavilions and clubhouses.

Grants of up to £25,000, covering up to 75% of project costs, are available for refurbishment, modernisation, and new-build projects. Funding can support improvements to changing rooms, toilets and clubhouses that enhance facilities, improve safety, reduce operating costs and help increase participation in football.

Eligible applicants include not-for-profit clubs, charities, local authorities, educational establishments with community access, and other community organisations where grassroots football is a key part of their offer.

Applicants are encouraged to speak with their County FA or a Football Foundation Delivery Manager before submitting an application.

For full eligibility details and application guidance, visit the Football Foundation website. 

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