Weekend game to raise money for local school
15th January, 2019
Ollerton Town have announced that all gate money taken at their Toolstation NCEL Division One game this weekend will go to a local school to help them buy a much-needed defibrillator.
A recent letter to the club from St Joseph's Academy in Boughton asked for their assistance in raising funds for the primary and nursery school.
Ollerton have said they are more than help and will be handing over the admission money from their home clash with neighbours FC Bolsover on Saturday.
A club spokesperson said: "In the event of catastrophic heart complications, a defibrillator promotes life by up to 50% and as such, with 240 pupils, it is essential that the school has one on the premises.
"Given that it's a local derby, we chose the FC Bolsover fixture in hope that we'll get plenty of people watching to help raise a considerable amount.
"On top of this, several students from the school will also be attending the game, walking round with buckets if anyone attending wishes to make any further donations."
Entry is ?4 for adults, ?3 for concessions and under 16s are free with a paying adult and the club hopes that as many people as possible can come along and help a fantastic cause.
A recent letter to the club from St Joseph's Academy in Boughton asked for their assistance in raising funds for the primary and nursery school.
Ollerton have said they are more than help and will be handing over the admission money from their home clash with neighbours FC Bolsover on Saturday.
A club spokesperson said: "In the event of catastrophic heart complications, a defibrillator promotes life by up to 50% and as such, with 240 pupils, it is essential that the school has one on the premises.
"Given that it's a local derby, we chose the FC Bolsover fixture in hope that we'll get plenty of people watching to help raise a considerable amount.
"On top of this, several students from the school will also be attending the game, walking round with buckets if anyone attending wishes to make any further donations."
Entry is ?4 for adults, ?3 for concessions and under 16s are free with a paying adult and the club hopes that as many people as possible can come along and help a fantastic cause.
(Story Source: Ollerton Town)
FastFrame UK sponsorship boost for Ollerton
24th August, 2018
Toolstation NCEL Division One side Ollerton Town have announced a new and exciting sponsorship with local company, FastFrame UK.
FastFrame are a window and door retailer with their state-of-the-art factory based in Langley Mill, Nottinghamshire, close to the M1.
They produce around 700 frames every week and these are distributed all over the UK to a whole range of customers.
The business was founded by Mark Coppin and Paul Moody back in 2002. With over 45 years experience between them, Mark and Paul cut their teeth and learnt their trade in one of the biggest retailer window and door businesses in the UK.
FastFrame UK website
As part of this new sponsorship deal, which is on a one-year rolling contract, the club's ground will be called The FastFrame from now on. This includes the rebranding of the signage around the ground which will take place very soon.
As well as the naming rights to the ground, FastFrame will be investing in the club and they shall be working alongside one another on the business side of running the football club, helping with contacts and other matters.
FastFrame will also be liaising with Ollerton Town as they continue their progress towards building their new clubhouse facility.
The club say they are excited for this new venture and they look forward to working with FastFrame closely in the future.
FastFrame are a window and door retailer with their state-of-the-art factory based in Langley Mill, Nottinghamshire, close to the M1.
They produce around 700 frames every week and these are distributed all over the UK to a whole range of customers.
The business was founded by Mark Coppin and Paul Moody back in 2002. With over 45 years experience between them, Mark and Paul cut their teeth and learnt their trade in one of the biggest retailer window and door businesses in the UK.
FastFrame UK website
As part of this new sponsorship deal, which is on a one-year rolling contract, the club's ground will be called The FastFrame from now on. This includes the rebranding of the signage around the ground which will take place very soon.
As well as the naming rights to the ground, FastFrame will be investing in the club and they shall be working alongside one another on the business side of running the football club, helping with contacts and other matters.
FastFrame will also be liaising with Ollerton Town as they continue their progress towards building their new clubhouse facility.
The club say they are excited for this new venture and they look forward to working with FastFrame closely in the future.
(Story Source: Ollerton Town)
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