In 2010, Lewes FC became a 100% community-owned, non-profit entity. It has around 1500 equal owners across 26 countries. The board is elected from among the owners, which means the club not only serves the community, its is a genuine reflection of this community.
Their unique way of operating is underpinned by a strong set of values and a clear vision which outlines ‘a sustainable and successful football club for the whole community, with equal facilities and opportunities’.
These have been fundamental to the growth and development of Lewes FC. Learn more in this Case Study.
In 2010, Lewes FC became a 100% community-owned, non-profit entity. It has around 1500 equal owners across 26 countries. The board is elected from among the owners, which means the club not only serves the community, its is a genuine reflection of this community.
Their unique way of operating is underpinned by a strong set of values and a clear vision which outlines ‘a sustainable and successful football club for the whole community, with equal facilities and opportunities’.
These have been fundamental to the growth and development of Lewes FC. Learn more in this Case Study.
