# BT gives £25,000 to children's sports charity

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2008/09/09/bt-gives-25000-children039s-sports-charity/
- Published: 2008-09-09T12:08:41+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

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Telecoms company BT has given £25,000 to Sports Junction™, the charity dedicated
to increasing the numbers of children and young adults fulfilling their ambitions
and realising their potential through sporting activities.

BT’s grant will fund a regional survey by the charity in conjunction with Buckinghamshire
County Council, monitoring young people’s participation in sports, both in and out
of school.

Sports Junction’s website is designed to offer a range of inspirational and practical
facilities for children and young adults to draw from. Intended users will also 
include coaches, parents, schools, sports clubs, local authorities and interested
parties in the region, linking them online.

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Duncan Ingram, Group Director, BT London 2012, said: “Helping youngsters to find
a niche in sport reflects BT’s long-standing commitment to education, coaching and
mentoring. We’re committed to releasing the potential of aspiring young British 
athletes and helping them to best develop their abilities”.

www.sportsjunction.org

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