Individual or family
Support the vision, join the community, attend events and help build momentum.
Explore this route →Discover why the Foundation exists, who it serves and how the long-term vision comes together.
Explore the visionExplore the long-term destination, campus concept and the staged journey towards delivery.
Enter the Project RoomThe organisations and individuals who choose to help establish the Foundation at the beginning.
Explore the Founding 100Follow the Foundation, access resources and understand the progress behind Chapter One.
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Major projects become real when people, organisations and communities choose to contribute what they can do best.
There is no single way to help make the vision real. Choose the route closest to you.
Support the vision, join the community, attend events and help build momentum.
Explore this route →Become part of the permanent Founding 100 record.
Explore this route →Explore sponsorship, workforce, social value, supply-chain or strategic partnership.
Explore this route →Discuss long-term collaboration around sport, wellbeing, education, research or community impact.
Explore this route →Open a conversation around site opportunities, feasibility or development expertise.
Explore this route →Contribute specialist expertise in planning, design, legal, finance, construction, health, sport or research.
Explore this route →Help shape programmes, events, community activity and local connections.
Explore this route →support women's sport Warwickshire — Support women’s sport Warwickshire by finding the route that fits you. Warwickshire Valkyries Foundation is being built around participants, families, volunteers, community organisations, professional partners and founding supporters, with opportunities expanding as each part of the project becomes operational.
Rugby is the first sporting focus. Confirmed sessions, teams, eligibility and booking information will be published through the appropriate event and programme pages. New participants should be able to understand what is available without needing insider knowledge.
Volunteering can support events, community activity, administration, welcoming, media and sport delivery. Roles should have clear expectations and appropriate training, with safeguarding checks where the nature of the role requires them.
Major projects need skills in areas such as planning, property, finance, legal work, technology, communications, safeguarding, fundraising and operations. Professional support is most useful when it responds to a defined need and is coordinated through the project team.
Businesses and organisations can explore the Founding 100 and wider corporate partnership routes. A conversation about objectives, values and contribution is more useful than assuming that one sponsorship package suits every potential partner.
Schools, clubs, charities and community groups can help shape activity, identify local needs and connect the Foundation with people who may benefit. Partnership should strengthen existing networks rather than compete unnecessarily with them.
Not every supporter needs to take an active role immediately. Stories, events, the newsletter and Project Room provide ways to follow progress until the right opportunity becomes available.
Routes include future sporting participation, volunteering, community partnerships, professional support, corporate partnerships and the Founding 100.
Yes. Many future volunteer roles will relate to events, community activity, administration and other areas, not only rugby.
Confirmed opportunities should appear through the website’s events, stories, project updates and relevant programme pages.
Yes. Organisations can contact the Foundation to discuss relevant expertise or in-kind support against current project needs.