Tag Archive for: fundraising

England Boxing Backs ‘A Night of Solidarity’

We're proud to be supporting ‘A Night of Solidarity’, which aims to celebrate the unifying power of sport and raise funds for Firefighters’ charities, youth sport organisations and community groups affected by the Grenfell Tower tragedy nine years ago.

Darren Barker Begins Fundraising Challenge

Darren Barker has embarked on his ‘Longest Round’ fundraising challenge which is in memory of the late boxing legend, Ricky Hatton.

Win a £1,000 IKEA Gift Card with GRAB!

Win an amazing £1,000 IKEA gift card, or £1,000 cash prize, in this month’s super draw with the Grassroots Amateur Boxing Lottery (GRAB)!

Enter the December Super Draw with GRAB!

Sign up and support an England Boxing affiliated club today and if you enter before Saturday 20th December, you will be in with the chance of winning a £3,000 Christmas Cash Bonus, all for just £1 a week!

Enter a Prize Draw When You Play GRAB

Sign up and support an England Boxing Club today and be in with the chance of winning a Nintendo Switch 2 bundle (or cash alternative) and £500 to a club of your choice!

Win a £1,000 Aldi gift card with the GRAB Lottery

Start autumn off with a bang - play the Grassroots Amateur Boxing Lottery this September and you could win a £1,000 Aldi Gift card!

Funding Reinstated for New Southend Youth and Boxing Club

The future of Lifstan Boys Club and Southend Amateur Boxing Club has been secured after government funding for a new £1.5m building was reinstated.

Win a Luxury Getaway by Playing GRAB!

You could be in with the chance of winning our HUGE summer Super Draw prize: a huge £2,000 Luxury Getaway, all for just £1 a week with the GRAB Lottery.

Win a home robot bundle with GRAB

Play the Grassroots Amateur Boxing Lottery (GRAB) this weekend and you could win a Home Robot Bundle in our Super Draw on Saturday 29 March (or of course, £1,000 cash alternative)!

The ‘1 million PressUps4Parkinson’s’ challenge inspires the community

Richard Longthorp’s desire to collectively reach 1 million press-ups in aid of Parkinson’s fell slightly short, however the ex-farmer believes the bigger picture presents a roaring success.