Supported Charities
The Trust
The Exeter City Supporters' Trust, abbreviated as ECFCST, is a supporters' trust consisting of fans of Exeter City. It is the majority shareholder of Exeter City, controlling 53.6% of the voting shares in the club.
Adam Stansfield Foundation
Following Adam’s death on 10th August 2010 and his funeral on 25th August 2010, Adam’s wife Marie and his immediate family were completely stunned and overwhelmed by the amount of support which was displayed by football fans, not just from the clubs he played for but from all over the country. The family became very aware that people wanted to do charitable / fundraising activities in Adam’s memory and they decided that Adam’s death should not be in vain and in September 2010 the Adam Stansfield Foundation was formed.
East Devon Grecians
East Devon Grecians serves the supporters of Exeter City Football Club. We have around 200 members and hold regular meetings in Sidmouth and occasional social events. We participate in many activities to support Exeter City.
Active Devon
We have teamed up with Exeter City Council, Active Devon and the Express and Echo to rebrand and build the Exeter Sports Fund, following on from the success of our partnership with the Express and Echo previously under the Exeter Sports Foundation. Every quarter, contributions will be awarded to individuals in the area. The aim is that these will 'make a difference' and create aspiration.
Kick It Out
Kick It Out was established as a campaign with the brand name 'Let's Kick Racism Out of Football' in 1993 and as an organisation in 1997. The organisation works within the football, educational and community sectors to challenge discrimination, encourage inclusive practices and work for positive change.
The Terry O’ Neill Trust Fund
We are very grateful to receive a generous donation from the Terry O’Neill Trust Fund to ensure we can provide football opportunities to those who otherwise may not be able to access our programmes.
Terry O’Neill was an Exeter City FC fan whose life sadly ended at the age of 16. His family would like to honour their son and brother with a legacy gift to the young people of Exeter. The fund will, every year, help to buy football kit and subsidise other sport and physical activity expenses for those in the city in need.