Pallet-Track has donated £30,000 to support Walsall FC's community initiatives. The stadium sponsor is also providing 500 matchday tickets for the 2026-27 season to the club's official charity, the Walsall FC Foundation.
The funding is directed at the Saddlers United Project, launched last summer. The project recently secured a further £70,000 from the Premier League Fans Fund for the next two seasons. Its goal is to use football as a tool for social connection and inclusion across the local area.
Adam Davy, director of the Walsall FC Foundation, welcomed the backing. "Saddlers United is about showing that football can be a positive tool for social connection, cultural understanding, and inclusion," Davy said. "Football is a vehicle which can bring communities together."
Stuart Godman, CEO of Pallet-Track, said the partnership with the League Two club has grown over three years. "When we spoke to Adam, and the team, about the possibility of supporting Saddlers United, we did not hesitate for a second," Godman said.
The support comes as the first team sits second in League Two with 13 points from seven games. Their next challenge is an away trip to face 10th-placed Tranmere on Saturday, 26 September. Fans can check the full schedule on the club's fixtures page.
Despite a heavy 6-1 defeat to Stevenage last weekend, the team's recent form shows one win, three draws and one loss from their last five outings. The community project aims to build a positive connection with fans and residents regardless of on-pitch results. The club's official charity continues to expand its work with this significant financial injection.
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