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Vintage Football Club Corporate Presentation

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Vintage Football Club is a non-profit organization in Mumbai that uses football to positively impact underprivileged children. It provides a free football ground and training programs for over 150 members daily. The organization aims to nurture the children's talent, build a world-class training academy, and develop recreational facilities for the community. Football teaches children important life skills and helps them gain confidence while staying healthy. The club has received recognition from the municipal government and affiliated with local football associations.

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COVER OPTION 1 The world’s most popular sport has far reaching consequences. Like rehabilitating many street kids, for instance.
COVER OPTION 2 THE WORLD SEES THEM AS SLUMDOG STARS. WE SEE THEM AS THE NEXT SOCCER SUPER STARS.
There are over 200,000 kids in the city of Mumbai who are less advantaged and homeless and living in extremely poor conditions* *Source : BMC Report, 2008
FUELLING POSITIVE SOCIAL CHANGE THROUGH FOOTBALL
W H AT I S V F C ? Vintage Football Club is a non-government organization(NGO) driven by local social entrepreneurs who harness the power of this beautiful game to positively make an impact amongst the less advantaged kids of Mumbai. Our aim is to help them make positive choices in life to better themselves and their communities.
ABOUT HUMBLE BEGINNINGS Vintage Football Club has been registered as an not-for-profit organisation under The Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950. It all started seven years ago, when a group of early morning joggers regularly met up at the St. Francis D’Assisi playground at Borivali. Under the aegis of former international footballer and certified coach Diago Fernandes, the bonding sessions soon turned into impromptu matches. Thus was born Vintage Football Club. Today the club boasts of 150 odd members who meet at 7am everyday to practice soccer at the IC Colony football ground. The ground, located near Bhakti Complex, Dahisar (W) is an open space alloted by the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai specifically for community development through the platform of sports.
KEY MILESTONES Smt. Shubha raul, hon. Mayor of mumbai on the occasion of the bhoomi puja of the football ground on September 7, 2007 at Dahisar, Borivali, Mumbai Registration Certificate issued by BMC
THE GROUND, BACK THEN.... THE GROUND, TODAY...
THE CLUB AGENDA 1. Provide a platform whereby young talent can be nurtured to their fullest potential and groom them to play at national/ international level in future. 2. Build a football training academy of international standards with an innovative, highly regarded, educational experience. 3. Develop children’s play park, basketball & tennis court, old citizen’s corner besides a jogging & walking track.
WHY FOOTBALL? Football moves the world - more than any other sport. It’s a universal language with a universal appeal and whose values can be applied by all of us in real life. The sport helps you stay fit and healthy while teaching you life skills like team spirit, agility, creativity and determination. For communicating life changing messages, football is the most effective conduit because of three reasons: a) the sport attracts youth; b) the sport provides role models—key for behavior change c) Growing popularity of the sport in India
How can football bring about a differences to the kid’s life? FOOTBALL AS THE PERFECT ANALOGY TO LIFE The principles and values of football include fair play, team spirit, tolerance, inclusion, and understanding regardless of their status, whether as opponents or team mates. So kids learn to cope with winning and losing; they take responsibility for their team and actively participate in shaping their community. What they learn in training sessions and matches can be applied to life off the pitch. By doing this, we are also helping them to gain self-confidence and a healthy outlook to life.
Vintage Football Club Corporate Presentation
THE CLUB LAYOUT PLAN TOTAL AREA = 8000 SQ. MTS.
ARTIST’S IMPRESSION OF THE PROPOSED CLUB FACILITIES CONCEPT ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN BY: Mr. Suhas Deshpande, B. Arch Mr. Girish Dravid, M tech Structures
RECOGNITION & AFFILIATION VFC is also registered under Section 12AA of the Income Tax Act, 1961 and donations to the club is eligible for exemption under Section 80G of the Act. VFC is also affiliated to the Mumbai District Football Association.
S P O R T S I N T I AT I V E S VFC, in association with the Times of India, organized the biggest rink football tournament in India called the Times Super Soccer 2006 at St. Francis D’Assisi School Ground, Borivli. Over 120 teams participated in the tournament with a total prize money of Rs 10 lakhs. Year after year, the Times Super Soccer Tournament has received tremendous response from teams all over India. This is the fourth year of the tournament and the association with VFC is only growing stronger.
PRESS COVERAGE OF TIMES SUPER SOCCER
S P O R T S I N T I AT I V E S Every year Vintage Football Club conducts free football training camps for girls and boys at the Vintage Ground in Borivali. Young kids across the city from different backgrounds participate and benefit in these camps.
S O C I A L I N T I AT I V E S The representatives of the Club attend each and every meeting conducted by the Local Area Citizens Committee. The Club is also a member of the MCGM’s Disaster Management Committee and has taken active part in providing relief to households affected by flooding in the low-lying areas of R-Ward as well as victims of the Laxmi Chhaya Building collapse at Borivli.
Vintage Football Club Corporate Presentation
Vintage Football Club Corporate Presentation

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Vintage Football Club Corporate Presentation

  • 1. COVER OPTION 1 The world’s most popular sport has far reaching consequences. Like rehabilitating many street kids, for instance.
  • 2. COVER OPTION 2 THE WORLD SEES THEM AS SLUMDOG STARS. WE SEE THEM AS THE NEXT SOCCER SUPER STARS.
  • 3. There are over 200,000 kids in the city of Mumbai who are less advantaged and homeless and living in extremely poor conditions* *Source : BMC Report, 2008
  • 4. FUELLING POSITIVE SOCIAL CHANGE THROUGH FOOTBALL
  • 5. W H AT I S V F C ? Vintage Football Club is a non-government organization(NGO) driven by local social entrepreneurs who harness the power of this beautiful game to positively make an impact amongst the less advantaged kids of Mumbai. Our aim is to help them make positive choices in life to better themselves and their communities.
  • 6. ABOUT HUMBLE BEGINNINGS Vintage Football Club has been registered as an not-for-profit organisation under The Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950. It all started seven years ago, when a group of early morning joggers regularly met up at the St. Francis D’Assisi playground at Borivali. Under the aegis of former international footballer and certified coach Diago Fernandes, the bonding sessions soon turned into impromptu matches. Thus was born Vintage Football Club. Today the club boasts of 150 odd members who meet at 7am everyday to practice soccer at the IC Colony football ground. The ground, located near Bhakti Complex, Dahisar (W) is an open space alloted by the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai specifically for community development through the platform of sports.
  • 7. KEY MILESTONES Smt. Shubha raul, hon. Mayor of mumbai on the occasion of the bhoomi puja of the football ground on September 7, 2007 at Dahisar, Borivali, Mumbai Registration Certificate issued by BMC
  • 8. THE GROUND, BACK THEN.... THE GROUND, TODAY...
  • 9. THE CLUB AGENDA 1. Provide a platform whereby young talent can be nurtured to their fullest potential and groom them to play at national/ international level in future. 2. Build a football training academy of international standards with an innovative, highly regarded, educational experience. 3. Develop children’s play park, basketball & tennis court, old citizen’s corner besides a jogging & walking track.
  • 10. WHY FOOTBALL? Football moves the world - more than any other sport. It’s a universal language with a universal appeal and whose values can be applied by all of us in real life. The sport helps you stay fit and healthy while teaching you life skills like team spirit, agility, creativity and determination. For communicating life changing messages, football is the most effective conduit because of three reasons: a) the sport attracts youth; b) the sport provides role models—key for behavior change c) Growing popularity of the sport in India
  • 11. How can football bring about a differences to the kid’s life? FOOTBALL AS THE PERFECT ANALOGY TO LIFE The principles and values of football include fair play, team spirit, tolerance, inclusion, and understanding regardless of their status, whether as opponents or team mates. So kids learn to cope with winning and losing; they take responsibility for their team and actively participate in shaping their community. What they learn in training sessions and matches can be applied to life off the pitch. By doing this, we are also helping them to gain self-confidence and a healthy outlook to life.
  • 13. THE CLUB LAYOUT PLAN TOTAL AREA = 8000 SQ. MTS.
  • 14. ARTIST’S IMPRESSION OF THE PROPOSED CLUB FACILITIES CONCEPT ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN BY: Mr. Suhas Deshpande, B. Arch Mr. Girish Dravid, M tech Structures
  • 15. RECOGNITION & AFFILIATION VFC is also registered under Section 12AA of the Income Tax Act, 1961 and donations to the club is eligible for exemption under Section 80G of the Act. VFC is also affiliated to the Mumbai District Football Association.
  • 16. S P O R T S I N T I AT I V E S VFC, in association with the Times of India, organized the biggest rink football tournament in India called the Times Super Soccer 2006 at St. Francis D’Assisi School Ground, Borivli. Over 120 teams participated in the tournament with a total prize money of Rs 10 lakhs. Year after year, the Times Super Soccer Tournament has received tremendous response from teams all over India. This is the fourth year of the tournament and the association with VFC is only growing stronger.
  • 17. PRESS COVERAGE OF TIMES SUPER SOCCER
  • 18. S P O R T S I N T I AT I V E S Every year Vintage Football Club conducts free football training camps for girls and boys at the Vintage Ground in Borivali. Young kids across the city from different backgrounds participate and benefit in these camps.
  • 19. S O C I A L I N T I AT I V E S The representatives of the Club attend each and every meeting conducted by the Local Area Citizens Committee. The Club is also a member of the MCGM’s Disaster Management Committee and has taken active part in providing relief to households affected by flooding in the low-lying areas of R-Ward as well as victims of the Laxmi Chhaya Building collapse at Borivli.