Our club.
Our community.
Free football doesn't happen on its own. It happens when local families, volunteers and businesses decide that giving children a great start matters.
Together we're making
Saturday mornings happen.
Weston Favell
Shopping.
The Tufty Club is proud to have Weston Favell Shopping supporting us as a community partner for the 2026/27 season.
That support has helped provide new footballs, goals and bibs. For children arriving on a Saturday morning, those little pieces of equipment mean more chances to play, learn and enjoy being active.
It's a great example of a local business investing in the future of its community — and helping us keep every session completely free.
Thank you, Weston Favell Shopping. Your support makes a genuine difference.
The dbfb
bake sale.
There was plenty of cake — and an even bigger helping of generosity — when colleagues at dbfb got behind a bake sale for The Tufty Club.
From the people who baked and bought to everyone who donated and helped organise it, the team came together to raise £296.70.
Every penny raised goes back towards keeping football free for local children and supporting equipment, volunteers and future opportunities.
Thank you to everyone at dbfb who made it happen.
It's never just
about football.
Behind every donation, sponsored piece of equipment or hour of volunteering is another chance for a child to make friends and feel part of something.
We want The Tufty Club to be a place local families can count on, whatever their background or ability.
See how to support the club ↗Our story started
long before today.
From Pete Brewin and Gary Palmer's original idea under Thorplands United to the independent Tufty Club, there's a purpose behind every Saturday session.
See the club's timeline ↗