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Score £25k worth of building supplies with Buildbase

Round 2 is now open and FA Vase & FA Trophy clubs have until Sunday 21st April to apply

Buildbase

The Title Sponsor of the FA Vase and FA Trophy, Buildbase is giving clubs taking part in the competitions the chance to have their facilities transformed with the Buildbase £100K Transfer Deal.
Championing Non-League clubs, throughout the 2018/19 season Buildbase will give away £25K worth of building supplies to 4 clubs to help them renovate their club for the players, fans and community.
Round 1 of the #Buildbase100KDeal took place in Dec 2018 – March 2019 and two clubs, Tadcaster Albion FC and AFC Darwen, have each been awarded £25K worth of building supplies and will begin repairing and renewing their clubs.
Round 2 is now open and FA Vase & FA Trophy clubs have until Sunday 21st April to apply. Following an application progress, 6 clubs will be invited to present their application to a panel of judges before 2 winners are chosen.
Paul Roche, Managing Director of Buildbase said: “Whether you win, lose or draw, we’re supporting grassroots football at every level. This year we’re giving away more opportunities for clubs to transform their facilities. Benefiting not just the teams but local communities too, it’s a win-win all round.”
Non-League football champion and TALKSport presenter, Tony Incenzo is urging fans to support the programme: “Your local football club serves your community in terms of belonging, diversity and inclusivity for people of all ages. Please support your local club with their application through the Buildbase website to win this fantastic £25,000 worth of building materials.”
FA Vase and FA Trophy clubs can apply for the Buildbase £100K Transfer Deal here. Applications close at midnight on Sunday 21st April.
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