TeamFeePay is proud to announce an exciting new partnership with Cambridgeshire FA, uniting two organisations with a shared passion for making grassroots football more sustainable, accessible, and rewarding for clubs across the county.
Cambridgeshire FA represents a thriving football community of around 230 clubs and 15,000 players across Fenland, East Cambridgeshire, South Cambridgeshire, and Cambridge City. As the not for profit governing body of football in the county, their mission is clear: to grow participation, promote diversity, and ensure the game is welcoming, safe, and inclusive for everyone. These values sit at the heart of their 2024 to 2028 Strategy.
Through this partnership, TeamFeePay will become Cambridgeshire FA’s official Club Support Partner, bringing a comprehensive suite of tools designed to take the weight of administration off the shoulders of grassroots volunteers. From automated fee collection and player registrations to online club shops, fundraising, team tour management, and safeguarding compliance, TeamFeePay gives club officials more time for what matters most, the game itself.
The partnership has been built around the FA Framework Pillars, with TeamFeePay’s platform fully aligned to support clubs across Leadership and Governance, Coaches and Volunteers, Facilities, Player Opportunities, and Community.
Chris Abbott, Competitions & Club Development Manager at Cambridgeshire FA, said: “We’re thrilled that Team Fee Pay is supporting the Cambridgeshire County Disability League. We’re excited to work together and truly appreciate their commitment to grassroots football. Partnering with TeamFeePay means we can give our clubs practical tools that ease the everyday pressures of running a club, from finances to player administration. It’s a partnership that genuinely puts our clubs first, and one we’re proud to have in place as we continue delivering on our 2024 to 2028 Strategy.”
Sally Metcalfe, Positive Behaviour and Safeguarding Office at Cambridgeshire FA, said: “We’re excited to partner with TeamFeePay as part of our Behaviour Improvement Plan, and we’re committed to working together to promote a more positive and inclusive football environment for all.”
Phil Cowen, FA Partnerships Manager at TeamFeePay, said:
“Cambridgeshire has a real depth of grassroots talent and community spirit, and the people behind the clubs are what make it special. We’ve built TeamFeePay to give volunteers their evenings back, simplify the bits no one enjoys, and help clubs feel financially confident season after season. We’re looking forward to working closely with Joanne and her team to make sure every club in the county feels the benefit.”
Together, TeamFeePay and Cambridgeshire FA will work to ensure that every club in the county, regardless of size, has access to the kind of support that helps them run more effectively, generate sustainable income, and keep their focus firmly on the pitch.
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