with many thanks and gratitude to Andy Blow of www.blowbyblow.co.uk
Formula One for the Foundation!
Brittany Bell of the Lincoln City Foundation – the Trust’s chosen charity partner this year – receives a Scalextric set from the Red Imps Community Trust as part of our support of Poacher’s Den, their indoor match day facility for youngsters. Thank you to everyone who has donated and bought
Meet FAB Chair on Friday
Fan Advisory Board Chair Tony Smith will be with the Red Imps Community Trust on Good Friday for the Leyton Orient game – come and have a chat about the club and what the FAB do between 12 and 1.30pm at the new Trust Pod. Also Fan Elected Director Rob
Notes from Trust Board Meeting February 2024
Are now available to download from below.
It’s Good to Talk!
Our Trust’s official charity partner for 2024, Lincoln City Foundation, has developed an incredibly impressive range of initiatives for the benefit of the entire community, including Lincoln City fans. We highlight here another of those initiatives: Team Talk. What is Team Talk? It’s the Foundation’s range of programmes for people
Reeco Rocks POTM for February!
A close run poll this time but Reeco Hackett wins the Red Imps Community Trust Player of the Month award for February. Being presented with his trophy by Tom Robinson, a member of the John O’Gaunt’s Club. (photo courtesy of Graham Burrell)
Press Release: RICT Hub: A Thank You To Lindum Construction
The Red Imps Community Trust are overwhelmed by the generosity of Lindum Construction who have constructed and handed over their new RICT Fan Village pod. The Trust contribute generally to Lincoln City’s fan engagement work and in particular in the pre-match Fan Village. The new pod will enable their work
FPA Guests v Cambridge United
Thanks to Donald Nannestad The FPA guests for tomorrow night’s game against Cambridge United are Terry Cooper, Trevor Swinburne, Phil Hubbard and Matt Carmichael with Gavin Gordon as host. Details of the guests are here: Terry Cooper Terry Cooper initially signed for City in December 1971 on loan from Notts County. He went
Rob’s Column Extra for February
thanks to Lincolnshire Echo Five games unbeaten so naturally us Lincoln City fans can find no wrong with the world. I hope you’re well and hope too the following draft is OK for you. As follows: It’s certainly been a busy few days as a Trust bod. The club AGM
John O’Gaunt’s Ground Plaque Unveiled
On Saturday 2nd March before the Stevenage fixture the Red Imps Community Trust were delighted to reveal their latest Imps iconic landmark plaque. On this occasion we acknowledged the Lincoln City first home ground on John O’Gaunts field at the rear of St Mary’s Guildhall on High Street, where we played
