Natalie Guy from the MFC Foundation has been named a Premier League Community Captain in recognition of her incredible work in our local area.
The Community Captain accolade is being given to more than 100 members of the public who have made an outstanding contribution to their club and local community, as part of the Premier League’s 30th anniversary celebrations.
Natalie received the accolade at Rockliffe where she received a PL30 Community Captain armband and pennant. from Marc Bola and Rodrigo Muniz.
Natalie was nominated for the fantastic work she has been doing with the Primary Stars programme. She’s been looking after it for six years.
Marc Bola said: "It was great to present the award to Natalie. She's clearly made a difference to the local community and is a great example for the great work that our Foundation that does in the area."
Premier League Chief Executive Richard Masters said: “As we mark 30 years since the Premier League first kicked off, it is important we celebrate the unsung heroes who deliver brilliant work in their communities. These people – whether they are participants, coaches, volunteers or long-time employees – are the lifeblood of their clubs and their communities.
“The continued success of Premier League football enables us to provide unprecedented investment in communities and wider football. As we look to the future, we are committed to investing more than ever, to help develop the game and provide opportunities to people of all ages.”
The Premier League Primary Stars programme is supported with Premier League funding to provide support to schools for PE, after-school clubs and PSHE inspiring children to learn, be active and develop important life skills.