Committee and Constitution

How we operate as a club

Our structure

Community Amateur Sports Club

Canterbury Eagles Football Club was granted Community Amateur Sports Club status in 2021. The CASC scheme can offer important financial benefits to clubs including significantly reducing business rates charges and allowing clubs to generate additional income through Gift Aid.

Qualifying Conditions

The key benefits of being a CASC include:

  • mandatory 80% relief from business rates

  • the ability to generate income through the gift aid scheme

  • exemptions from corporation tax

CASC clubs need to meet certain conditions including:

  • Being open to the whole community

  • Setting limits on the costs for members

  • Being organised on an amateur basis

  • Requirements on participation and income generation


Our Committee

Dan Porter, Tony Payne Co-chairs

Mandy Durell Secretary

Alis Trivelli, Hannah Gifford Club Welfare Officers

Sam Douglas Treasurer

Dylan Williams Club Development Officer

Jo Treharne Girls and Womens Development Officer

Matteo Bosio Head of Coaching

Tony Newington Head of Disability Football

Nathan Hunt Head of Marketing

Iain Morris Head of Finance

Katie Mason Press Officer

Sophie Jimenez Fixtures Secretary

Sherene Marchan Girls Fixtures Secretary

Jonny Crisp Mini Fixtures Secretary

Nessy Potter, Paul Thompson Parent Representatives


Our Constitution

This document outlines the club’s functions and the rules under which it operates, clarifying how club procedures work.