This last year we celebrated 10 years as a charity. I would like to thank all of our volunteers for the fantastic contribution they make at Sports Traider through the chain of charity shops, and the support they give within the community. They inspire us as people who freely donate their time, helping generate funds and coaching in order to help others. As we look to the next 10 years we have some exciting plans to expand and develop the work we do. We can only do this alongside our partners so a big THANK YOU to those who have stood with us and will continue with us over the next 10 years.
WELCOME TO SPORTS TRAIDER
Sports Traider Charity exists to give young people employment and sports participation opportunities. In doing so they gain confidence, self-esteem, retail skills and improve mental and physical health.
We do this by managing a professionally run chain of charity sports shops staffed by employees and volunteers. The charity using the funds to invest in sports participation projects.
A MESSAGE FROM OUR FOUNDER
LANCE HAGGITH
INTRODUCING JUMP4HEALTH
THE UK'S CHARITY SKIPPING CHALLENGE
Through the pandemic, we have seen a significant increase in the number of people who are struggling with mental health. The viral #jump4health campaign was launched in response; to provide support and powerful ways to beat anxiety, depression and self-harming. All donations to The Jump4Health Giving Page go towards the support services offered through the charity. Get involved or donate today.
IT’S GONE VIRAL!
HELP US TO KIT OUT THE NATION
We’re delighted to be part of the BBC’s Make a Difference Kit Out the Nation Campaign.
It runs until the end of September, and is aimed at taking in and distributing unwanted good condition sports kit and getting it to children and teenagers who need it.
OUR SUPPORTING PARTNERS
We are most grateful for the ongoing support and commitment shown by our supporting partners who are helping make a difference to the lives of the children to help achieve goals that would not normally be accessible to them without the help of the Sports Traider Charity.
