Football is so much more than a game.
It has a unique ability to positively impact people of all ages and backgrounds – from fans watching in the stands to the millions playing grassroots football, and all those involved in community programmes run by clubs.
Community Captains embody this spirit.
They are the unsung heroes and people who go above and beyond the call of duty week in, week out, to benefit the lives of others.
Thanks to the success of Premier League football, we are able to continue providing unparalleled investment to all levels of the game – which enables clubs and their Community Captains to deliver life-changing community programmes in every part of the country.
Jaime's story: 'Joining Premier League Kicks was a life-changing moment'
Brighton & Hove Albion's Community Captain reflects on the impact that Premier League Kicks has had on her
How John promotes inclusive football across North London
John Abel has inspired thousands of people with a wide range of disabilities over 25 years
Bianca recognised for support for all
Hartlepool United’s Community Captain was celebrated for her involvement in programmes for children, women, and people with dementia
Adam’s story: Bridging barriers in Nottingham
Adam, who moved to Nottingham 20 years ago, is building a sense of community in his home city through Premier League-funded programmes
Brentford Penguins player Charlie celebrated for community impact
Thomas Frank helped to recognise Charlie Rowley's willingness to benefit Brentford's local community
How Katie Gibson supports girls on the England football pathway
Jill Scott and Rebecca Welch joined Katie at a Premier League-funded Emerging Talent Centre
Nick Bradshaw surprised by Manchester United stars
Working for Manchester United Foundation for nearly two decades, Nick was named a Community Captain with the help of Amad and Alejandro Garnacho
Ish's story: From refugee to Premier League Kicks role model
Arriving from Ivory Coast as an 11-year-old, Ismael Bamba is now inspiring others in Newcastle
Wolves hero named Community Captain for improving lives of young people
Community-based programme founder Joe Jackson has supportedlocal young people and their families since 1998
How Chloe inspires children with special educational needs
Recognising Chloe McBratney’s outstanding work supporting special needs schools in her local community
