We need your help, Frickley Fans!
With the current situation regarding the coronavirus and the suspension of the NPL, the club will be losing the major part of its income, i.e. that coming from matchdays. However, the expenses continue and the bills still have to be paid. So this is going to be a very challenging time for Frickley Athletic, but you can help!
It would be wonderful if you could help to support the club through this period by joining The 100 Club. And not only that, but you could win a few bob too.
Here’s how it works….
Once you join up, you pay £10 a month by cash/cheque or standing order. This buys you entry into the monthly 100 Club draw, held on the last Thursday of every month. The prize money will be 50% of the membership fees taken that month. 3 prizes are to be awarded at 60% (1st), 25% (2nd) and 15% (3rd) of the 50% pot. The remaining 50% goes to the club.
What are you waiting for? Contact phil@frickleyathletic.co.uk to join!
We thank you in advance for your kind and much valued assistance.
Full Terms & Conditions:
1. For a cost of £10 per month (i.e. per draw) you will be allocated one number between 1 and 100 in the draw.
2. A draw will be made by the Board of FAFC on the last Thursday of every month.
3. The prize money will be 50% of the membership fee taken that month. The remaining 50% goes to the club. 3 prizes are to be awarded at 60% (1st), 25% (2nd) and 15% (3rd) of the 50% pot.
4. The 100 Club is a private lottery and is open to anyone age 16 and above.
5. Payments must be made by standing order (preferably) or cheque/cash.
6. Member’s will only be entered if their subscription/payment is up to date.
7. The winner will be paid direct to their bank account.
8. The 100 Club will be run by the FAFC Board. In case of any dispute the decision of The Board is final.
9. Unless otherwise advised, a member will be deemed to have left the 100 Club if his/her subscription/payment remains unpaid for a period of one month.
10. If a winner cannot be contacted, the winnings will be placed into the FAFC funds after six months.
