Burnley FC charity partners with ClassHoppa booking platform
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 06:55 · Archive
Burnley FC in the Community has partnered with ClassHoppa, an activity discovery and booking platform founded by Cliviger sisters Siobhan Fox and Olivia Cooley. From 5 November, the charity's sessions—including children's holiday clubs, adult walking sports and elite pathways—are available to book through the mobile-friendly platform.
Fox, co-founder of ClassHoppa, said: 'Helping people discover and book Burnley FC in the Community's sessions is a real full-circle moment.' She noted that attending activities at Burnley Football Club as a child 'built my confidence and helped me make lifelong friends'. She added that 'finding a sport or activity you love can be life-changing, whatever your age'.
The partnership aims to increase participation in Burnley and East Lancashire. Last year, Burnley FC in the Community delivered 14,279 sessions and supported more than 30,000 people. A quarter of adults in Burnley (27.6 per cent) are physically inactive, compared with 21.8 per cent across England.
How it is being reported
- Burnley FC teams up with local sisters to help more people get activeBurnley FC in the Community has partnered with Cliviger-founded ClassHoppa to make booking sports, holiday clubs and community activities easier for familiesLancashire Telegraph · 5 Nov, 05:00
- Burnley FC charity teams up with ClassHoppa to make activities easier to find and bookTwo Cliviger sisters who enjoyed activities at Burnley FC as children are helping more families discover and book sessions through the club's official charityBurnley Express · 4 Nov, 13:41
In this story: Burnley FC in the Community · ClassHoppa · Siobhan Fox · Olivia Cooley · Cliviger · Burnley
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