ERF Electrical supporting schools and our future workforce through football support
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Andy Laycock, ERF managing director, said: “Lots of our customers engaged in fantasy league, photo competitions and promotions, but we wanted to go further than just a promotion and give something back to the communities.
“As a family business, what better way than to team up with local football clubs and their school’s programme, which sees them introducing school students to players, skills and support through equipment.”
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Hide AdLaycock also pointed to a number of new exciting customer initiatives, such as order online; a new sustainability range of products and new fixings, all available in flip books on their website.
As an example of the programme ERF staff visited The West Park Academy in Kirkby and St Philip Neri with St Bede Catholic Voluntary Academy in Mansfield, alongside Mansfield Town FC community staff and players, to run some training sessions, where ERF gave out new footballs and training aids.
Gary Shaw, Stags community manager said, “Personally, I thought it was a great gesture that a local business is willing to donate equipment within the local community and I would gladly help and assist with any future plans.”
Liam Combellack, of ERF, said: “I hope we can continue to work together again in the future.
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Hide Ad“We obviously hope some of the youngsters go on to play football professionally, but equally some might become customers, perhaps as qualified electricians.
"We are looking to do more of these schemes to help support the next generation.”