About the Trust

The Tranmere Rovers Trust is a registered community benefit society (an Industrial and Provident Society since April 25 2002) that exists “for the benefit of the community” — not private profit. Governed by its members, the Trust’s constitution enshrines five key objectives: strengthening links between club and community; amplifying supporters’ voices; bolstering youth and academy development; increasing the club’s profile; and safeguarding Tranmere Rovers FC’s future.

Why this matters

As one of 150+ UK supporters’ trusts born under the Supporters Direct model, it gives fans a genuine independent voice and democratic oversight.
A community benefit society status keeps it firmly focused on social good — meaning every activity, fundraiser or board decision prioritises the collective benefit over private gain.

Core Activities & Community Impact

The Trust goes well beyond football fandom — it operates as a social change catalyst within the Wirral region

Season Ticket Access: Over 650 season tickets are allocated annually to families and children who might not otherwise afford them.
Food Hampers & Parcels: Regular distributions help address food insecurity among fans and local residents.
Boot & Trainer Appeals: Donations ensure children can access proper sportswear.
Accessibility Enhancements: Funds have been raised to install a disabled‑access lift and refurbish toilets at Prenton Park.
Stadium Maintenance: Efforts include replacing roofs and communal facilities used for education, sports and social events.
Art & Murals: Community‑led art projects strengthen local pride by celebrating Tranmere’s heritage.
Festive Support: The annual “Super White Christmas” provides food, gifts and companionship to those in need — “transformative programmes” delivered with partner TRIC.

These initiatives help spotlight Tranmere Rovers as a truly community‑focused football club and reinforce the Trust's role as a pillar of social support.

Projects That Build Momentum

Fan Park & Fan Park 2: Originally a popular match‑day marquee, the Trust is now constructing a permanent, community‑accessible timber-and-glass hub at Prenton Park. The new facility will serve club supporters and local organisations on both match and non‑match days.
Fundraising Initiatives: The Trust’s “500 Club” raises monthly funds (with prizes up to £1,250), which are reinvested into Trust projects.
Heritage & Statues: From commissioning a statue of legendary manager Johnny King to murals, the Trust preserves and promotes club history.

The Tranmere Rovers Trust is much more than a supporters’ group — it's a purpose‑driven, membership‑driven, community benefit society committed to social empowerment and club enhancement. With robust community programmes, inclusive infrastructure improvements, and democratic oversight, we deliver real, measurable impact — for residents, fans, and Tranmere Rovers FC alike.

If you want to boost inclusive football access, support families facing hardship, or back Tranmere’s future, this is the organisation making it happen — and you can join us to create positive change.

View the list of current board members here and join the Trust today