OXFORD United is celebrating three decades of supporting the local community.
The club's charitable arm Oxford United in the Community is celebrating 30 years of supporting thousands of people across the county.
Since forming as one of the first football club community schemes in the country under the stewardship of United legend Peter Rhoades-Brown in 1989 the organisation has continually developed.
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It runs 40 training sessions every week and has developed a range of sporting, educational, culture and social opportunities to help people in the local community fulfil their potential.
The charity supports thousands of people every year across all ages from two to 85-years-of-age.
To mark the anniversary, it has launched a £30,000 fundraising ‘Dream Big Campaign’.
It is encouraging supporters to donate up to £200 to support the work of the charity.
All the funding will enable the group to increase its activity and engage and inspire more youngsters.
Donate at justgiving.com/campaign/OUITC30YEAR
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