Cumberland Building Society is proud to be associated with Carlisle United.
The Society is the sponsor of Brunton Park’s A-stand, named the Cumberland Community Stand, as part of a three year sponsorship commitment.
The sponsorship also sees Cumbria’s largest building society support the Schools and Community Programme, which provides local primary schools and community groups with free tickets for home football matches during the season.
John Nixon, director at Brunton Park, said: “We would like to formally thank the Cumberland Building Society for their continuing support for the club and their sponsorship of the Community Stand and the Schools and Community Programme.
Right: Chris McDonald and John Nixon in front of the Cumberland Community Stand.The Cumberland is a successful and respected local brand that has supported the club for many years. We are proud to further consolidate our partnership and look forward to enjoying many successful years ahead.”
Chris McDonald, general manager at the Cumberland, added: “Our sponsorship of the club allows both ourselves and the club to strengthen our relationships with the local community. By sponsoring the Schools and Community Programme, we are able to provide hundreds of free tickets to local primary schools and community groups in the area and help the club to develop its next generation of fans.”
Blues fans can also support the club with a savings account from the Cumberland. This donates 1% of the total average balance to the club, as well as offering a range of other benefits including a discount in the club shop and a free prize draw for young savers to be mascots at future home games.
Tickets for Carlisle United home games continue to be available from the Cumberland’s Fisher Street branch in Carlisle.
Above: Pictured with the 2011 Johnstone’s Paint Trophy are Carlisle United’s striker, Francois Zoko and Carol Graham, manager of the Cumberland's Fisher Street branch.© Cumberland Building Society 2012. All Rights Reserved.