Stockport County Football Club proudly unveils its new initiative, “County Collective”; a dedicated campaign that will focus on inclusivity, equality, and diversity within the club and the community it serves.
County Collective stands as Stockport County Football Club’s resolute commitment to ensuring that every individual who wishes to support, engage, or work for the club feels not only included but also valued. It’s an important move towards building an environment where diversity is embraced.
County Collective will serve as an all-encompassing platform, championing Stockport County Football Club’s commitment to Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI). Under this initiative, the club will introduce an array of activities, events, and recruitment initiatives designed to mirror the diverse essence of the local area.
From vibrant match day activities that resonate with fans to impactful community engagements that exceed the boundaries of the stadium, County Collective stands as a catalyst for positive change, ensuring that Stockport County becomes as diverse as the community it represents.
County Collective aims to inspire fans, players, and staff alike to collectively contribute to an environment where inclusivity is a priority and Edgeley Park is free from discrimination and abuse. The initiative emphasizes the importance of reporting any incidents of discrimination, creating a space where every voice is heard, and action is taken.
Tom Mahon, COO of Stockport County commented on the new initiative:
“The essence of County Collective is simple yet powerful – it’s about the entire Stockport community joining hands to support our local club and celebrate our shared spirit. We believe that by uniting as a collective, we can shape a future that thrives on inclusivity and embraces the rich tapestry of our community.
“We’re determined to build a future where Edgeley Park is synonymous with diversity, respect, and unity, through County Collective, we’re calling upon our fans to be our partners in eradicating any form of discrimination and abuse.”
Stockport County Football Club is excited to take this transformative journey and invites every community member to be part of County Collective’s effort for positive change.
