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ACTION PLAN UNITES CLUBS

By Tom Blackett
EFL clubs showed their spirit by coming together to take part in the first-ever EFL Community Day of Action on Tuesday.
The 72 clubs showcased the significant positive effect they are having in their local areas throughout the year, working with more than a million people in football-led community programmes and activities every season.
The Community Day of Action attracted widespread attention for the activity of EFL club trusts, who coordinated a variety of projects across key areas of sport, education, health and wellbeing plus community engagement.
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