BROADBRIDGE HEATH FC – Broadbridge Heath Football Club is proud to announce a significant new partnership as the Broadbridge Heath Butterflies, the club’s dedicated Pan-Disability team, welcomes Horsham Freemasons as their new main sponsor.

The partnership was officially launched at the Broadbridge Heath football stadium, where players, coaches, and representatives from Horsham Masons gathered for a day of celebration, sport, and community spirit.

Horsham Freemasons, known for their dedicated support of both local and national charities, have stepped up to provide the Butterflies with a brand-new kit. To mark the occasion, the Butterflies squad presented a specially signed shirt to the Horsham Freemasons as a token of their appreciation.

The launch event featured a tour of the club’s facilities and an energetic training session led by Chris Ellis, BBH FC U23s Manager and Coach. The session was defined by "smiles and fun all the way," reflecting the core values of the Butterfly Project.

"As a community football club, we are committed to fostering inclusiveness and providing opportunities for everyone," said a spokesperson for Broadbridge Heath FC (The Bears). "This partnership is a fantastic step towards enhancing our understanding of disability and creating a more welcoming and accessible environment at our club."

The collaboration aims to build bridges and share knowledge within the local community. Broadbridge Heath FC expressed deep admiration for the work being done by the Butterfly Project, noting that the positive environment fostered by the team was a key driver in forming this joint venture.

Horsham Freemasons involvement underscores their commitment to grassroots initiatives that make a tangible difference. Together, both organizations look forward to a mutually beneficial partnership that enriches the lives of the players and the wider Broadbridge Heath community.