The Abbey Helpers in their distinctive “HERE TO HELP” hi vis jackets greet and assist fans arriving for matches at Cambridge United. The group is very keen to help anyone coming to the Cledara Abbey Stadium. If you have a question or required assistance please ask them
Inspired by the London 2012 Games Makers, the Abbey Helpers are a team of enthusiastic and happy volunteers who are the first point of contact with fans as they arrive at the ground. During the unforgettable last few seasons they have helped create a warm and friendly atmosphere for all spectators, changing and enhancing the spectator experience on match days.
Cambridge United is continuously looking at ways to raise the bar on how well spectators are treated at the Cledara Abbey Stadium, whether they are attending their first match or if they are lifetime fans and season ticket holders. Cambridge United believe that it is important to make all supporters feel valued and looked after. By doing this it is hoped that the club will have the opportunity to welcome them back"many times in the future.
Like to be a Abbey Helper
It is the interaction with fans that makes being an Abbey Helper really rewarding and enjoyable.
The success of the Abbey Helper scheme and with Cambridge United building for the future, more volunteers are currently being recruited. Abbey Helpers do not have to be football fans, they might be just interested in local volunteering or looking to gain customer service work experience.
More information on volunteering as an Abbey Helper is via the form below
Dave Matthews-Jones Supporter Liaison Officer can be contacted or followed via
facebook www.facebook.com/CambridgeUnitedFootballClub/
twitter SLO@CambridgeUTD (@SLOCamUTD) / Twitter
email [email protected]
Inspired by the London 2012 Games Makers, the Abbey Helpers are a team of enthusiastic and happy volunteers who are the first point of contact with fans as they arrive at the ground. During the unforgettable last few seasons they have helped create a warm and friendly atmosphere for all spectators, changing and enhancing the spectator experience on match days.
Cambridge United is continuously looking at ways to raise the bar on how well spectators are treated at the Cledara Abbey Stadium, whether they are attending their first match or if they are lifetime fans and season ticket holders. Cambridge United believe that it is important to make all supporters feel valued and looked after. By doing this it is hoped that the club will have the opportunity to welcome them back"many times in the future.
Like to be a Abbey Helper
It is the interaction with fans that makes being an Abbey Helper really rewarding and enjoyable.
The success of the Abbey Helper scheme and with Cambridge United building for the future, more volunteers are currently being recruited. Abbey Helpers do not have to be football fans, they might be just interested in local volunteering or looking to gain customer service work experience.
More information on volunteering as an Abbey Helper is via the form below
Dave Matthews-Jones Supporter Liaison Officer can be contacted or followed via
facebook www.facebook.com/CambridgeUnitedFootballClub/
twitter SLO@CambridgeUTD (@SLOCamUTD) / Twitter
email [email protected]
Abbey Helpers ready to welcome fans to the football league
