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About FSIF
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About FSIF
The Football Stadia Improvement Fund (FSIF) provides financial support to football clubs towards their ground improvement projects.
Funded by the Premier League with an annual budget of £6m, the FSIF awards capital grants to clubs from the Football League down to the lower levels of the National League System to improve safety at their stadia and to enable them to satisfy The FA’s ground grading requirements
Torquay United FC received £750,000 funding towards their new standIn this section
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Our Partner
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The Premier League
The Premier League wholly funds the FSIF, investing £6m each year. Since 2000 a total of £51.67m worth of grants have been redistributed to clubs right across England and Wales.
This funding from the top of the game ensures that much-needed ground improvement projects throughout the football pyramid can be undertaken, helping create safe and sustainable facilities for clubs and their fans for many years to come.
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Need funding?
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The FSIF provides money for clubs in the Football League and the National League System down to step 7 and below who want to improve their facilities for players, officials and spectators.
Please select the league system your club plays in:
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News
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Latest news
New look for Lichfield City FC's groundThe Football Stadia Improvement Fund (FSIF), supporters of the Football Foundation, and the largest funder of non league football in the country, today announced a grant of £20,000 to Lichfield City FC.
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Information for Media
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Latest press releases
England legend Shilton opens Alresford's new community and sports facilities on his 63rd birthdayLegendary England goalkeeper Peter Shilton OBE officially opened new extensions to Alresford's popular village hall and its attached sports pavilion, built with the help of a grant from the Football Stadia Improvement Fund (FSIF). 21/09/2012
Tony Pulis and Helen Chamberlain unveil Torquay Utd's new stand named in tribute to fanStoke City Manager Tony Pulis and Soccer AM presenter Helen Chamberlain unveiled Torquay United Football Club's new all-seater grandstand, as the Gulls took on Stoke City FC in a pre-season friendly to mark the occasion. 08/08/2012
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