In all sports clubs, solidarity and teamwork are highly valued. It doesn't matter whether it's a club with thousands of members or the small local club around the corner.
Sports for Future works with both large sports clubs such as FC Augsburg and smaller clubs such as TC Dinklage. Depending on the funds available, we have implemented projects that suit the club and make a small but important contribution to the fight against the climate crisis. Everything from the introduction of climate tickets to tree planting campaigns and charity runs have already been organised.
You want to bring sustainability into focus with your club, have project ideas, or need help with implementation? Feel free to contact us. info@sportsforfuture.de.
As a small club, TC Dinklage is also committed to climate protection. They have already collected donations for Sports for Future on several occasions and supported our Sports4Trees Christmas campaign in 2022 with 70 trees
As part of the new sustainability strategy, the FCA Forest was created, in which 20,000 trees are to be planted near the arena by 2026.
The club planted 100 trees on the club grounds in 2021 as part of its 100th anniversary celebrations.
At the start of the 2022/23 season, the RSV women decided to “offset” the carbon footprint of their away trips. To this end, they collected donations for a school project and natural gardens with reforestation in Akwa Ibom, Nigeria, at the home league final in July 2022.
In 2019, Waldhof Mannheim was one of the first clubs to sign our statement. A climate ticket and the sale of their jerseys support school and reforestation projects in Nigeria.
The Malizia team led by sailor Boris Herrmann supports the project “1,000,000 mangroves for the Malizia Mangrove Parks”.
The Siaka Académie Foot, a soccer academy in Senegal, is also one of the supporters of Sports for Future.
