Thanks to all of you who entered our sweepstake. We had great fun drawing the teams with the Norwich City Downs Syndrome team, and it gave most of us another team to support besides our own. Congratulations to Andrew from Hampshire, who was lucky enough to draw Spain and won £100. In second place was Graham from Reepham, who won £50. First penalty (Switzerland) was won by Andrew from the Wirral. As the prize was a frozen meat hamper, Andrew very kindly donated his prize to ch

On the afternoon of Saturday 11th July, the Canaries Trust travelled to Sprowston Recreation Ground to man a stall at Sprowston Fete. Our intrepid volunteers Mal, Chris and Ian offered a ‘squares’ competition, with an NCFC shirt as the prize, and our ever-popular ‘Roll-a-ball’ game. The money raised will be split between running the Trust and making our regular contributions to the Community Sports Foundation. Congratulations to Mandy Fox, who won the shirt. We also had a win

Canaries Trust Board member Chris Clarke follows NCWFC home and away. He gives his view on the new team leading the women’s team following last season’s promotion. So, the news we’ve been waiting for since the shock departure of Andy Cook has arrived – Perry Northeast is new the Head Coach of Norwich City Women’s Football Club. Welcome to Norwich, Perry. He joins from Brighton and Hove Albion where he spent the last seven years working with their Academy and First teams. His

Saturday 27th June saw the Trust take a stall at the Taverham Fayre. Our intrepid volunteers Kathy, Lorraine, Richard and Mark braved the heat and humidity offering a squares competition for an NCFC shirt, a tombola and our ever popular Roll 'a' Ball game the monies raised will go towards running the Trust and out regular contributions to the Comunity Sports Foundation. Congratulations to Karen of Cawston who won the shirt. Our next fete is Sprowston on 11th July We look forw

In this edition of On the Board City, David Whiteside is joined by Exeative Directoe Zoe Webber. They discuss how the Trust and Club work togther.

Mental health awareness week this year carries extra weight for me. It coincides with the 30th anniversary of my Mum's sudden death — she was 57, I was in my early twenties at university, and I felt invincible. There was no known cause of death, which made navigating grief harder in some ways. When there's no reason why, the mind searches endlessly for answers that don't exist. Getting through that time, whilst supporting my Dad and wider family, was the most challenging of m

In this first edition of On the Board City, David Whiteside is joined by Trust Chair Robin Sainty. Together, they explore the history of The Canaries Trust and explain how the Trust works day to day, representing Norwich City FC and Norwich City Women FC supporters and ensuring fans have a voice at the top of the Club. Enjoy — more coming soon.

In a new feature, we will be asking fans, staff and those connected to Norwich City various questions both in written form and, we hope, in recorded interviews as we seek to expand our offering for Trust members. Our Media and Communications Head Richard Clinnick gives his answers below, and keep an eye out for more Q&As to follow. OTBC.

In a new feature, we will be asking fans, staff and those connected to Norwich City various questions both in written form and, we hope, in recorded interviews as we seek to expand our offering for Trust members.

We were delighted to be joined by Norwich City FC's January signing Ali Ahmed for our latest edition of our 'Mental Health Minis'. In this episode Richard and Ali discuss online abuse and other subjects. Stay turned for more episodes coming soon.

28th January we were privileged to be able to attend Duncan’s Club for dementia sufferers and their carers at the Nest for On The Draw City.

Matchday Support Hub The matchday support hub remains a key gateway for engagement. Across the season so far, the hub has recorded 591 matchday engagements. From these conversations, 162 referrals have been made into both our own internal programmes and external services, highlighting the hub’s effectiveness in connecting fans with The Foundation and creating awareness around local and national services. So far, 10 external services have supported at The Support Hub. One t

Meeting Attendees: 14 - Fair Game UK (4), Southend United Shrimpers Trust (1), Bees United (1), AFC Wimbledon Foundation (1), Canaries Trust (1), Shrimps Trust (1), Huddersfield Town Foundation (1), Swans Trust (1), Barnsley FC Community Trust (1), Women in Football (1), Argyle Community Trust (1) Meeting Summary: The Fair Game Advisory Council met to discuss its overall mission and the Fair Game Index; designed to assess football clubs’ off‑field performance. Christian Lake

In a new feature, we will be asking fans, staff and those connected to Norwich City various questions both in written form and, we hope, in recorded interviews as we seek to expand our offering for Trust members. Our Treasurer Laurie Egan is up first, read his answers below, and keep an eye out for more Q&As to follow. OTBC. Hello! Can we have your name and occupation please? Laurie Egan, Retired What is your connection to Norwich City? I’ve lived and worked in Norfolk si

Families work hard to celebrate Christmas together. At the Canaries Trust we know that fan unity is everything whatever the time of year. In this piece, Laurie Egan, the Trust's Treasurer, talks about how we are all stronger together: When published in October there was widespread vehement opposition to the Stadium Development proposals. The Supporter Panel felt so strongly about how they’d been treated they said ‘… we care deeply about the club and its supporters. We want to

The Canaries Trust recently has updated its website with lots of new exciting developments in the pipeline. Here, Jake Saterlay, a Software Development Lead, and part of the Trust’s IT team, has taken this opportunity to give everyone an update on the software bits in which the Canaries Trust are currently involved in, mainly speaking about a mobile application he has been developing in the background. One of the main things the Canaries Trust feels very strongly about is eng

Following the boardroom changes at Norwich City FC, the Canaries Trust decided to change direction and cease purchasing shares in the club. Instead, we chose to focus all our fundraising efforts on local charities and good causes. When the club announced the Healthy Fans initiative this seemed an obvious choice. The Trust has been raising money through various competitions and events over the years, so it was a natural progression to extend this. First, there are eBay s

As we enter 2026, the Trust passed another financial Year End on the 31st December. Copies of the final accounts will be circulated to members later this year, but it’s worthwhile taking a few moments to update members and reflect on the past twelve months. Historically, the Trust has always had three sources of income; membership subscriptions, other income from share dividends and donations, and fund raising through a variety of activities. For many years subscriptions were

Stadium Development Proposals - what did we learn at the Club’s AGM? The club’s recent AGM was held against a backdrop of a recent change in club ownership, poor performance on the pitch and a bungled attempt at moving fans around the ground. Laurie Egan picks apart the happenings of the evening and explains what lessons may have been learned. As a member of the Canaries Trust board I was lucky enough to be able to attend this year’s AGM. But this one was rather different t

Ticketing Q -Following on from digital system can you request the club allows any supporter wanting to switch back to card to allow them please. A- The club is encouraging anyone who has an appropriate device to use digital ticketing. If anyone is struggling with digital ticketing, they are able to contact the club directly for assistance. Q - Could you ask if the club is going to do something about the long queues caused by the new digital ticketing system. My mum cannot s