Harrogate Town’s new Junior Supporters Club will allow children up to 17-years-old to get closer to the club they love.
Harrogate Town launch club's first ever Junior Supporters Club Harrogate Town has launched its first ever Junior Supporters Club ahead of the new League Two season.
Town’s new Junior Supporters Club will offer exclusive perks and football fun, as well as allow children up to 17-years-old get closer to the club they love.
Not only is the club completely free to join, but members will also receive a Harrogate Town goody bag for signing up.
Members can collect theirs from the club’s Official Store on Commercial Street.
Harrogate Town's Chief Executive Sarah Barry said:"I’m looking forward to seeing all of our young supporters coming together for the very first time. "We’ve just achieved the Silver Award in the Family Excellence Scheme which is part of the EFL and we’re really proud of. "Now we’re seeing so many families with young kids coming to every single home game, and they make the atmosphere electric. This is us giving something back."https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLw4zI4bJYs
Junior Supporters Club
As a member, youngsters will have the chance to win prizes every month and take part in exclusive events throughout the season.
Members will get the opportunity to rub shoulders with the players, meet the manager, and experience unforgettable moments at Harrogate Town.
Members will also receive a 10% discount in the club’s official store as well as a monthly newsletter packed with exciting news, updates and exclusive content just for junior members.
If you have any questions or need assistance, contact Juniorsupportersclub@harrogatetownafc.com.
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