Holds the club to account
We aim to ensure the club is operating within the values and standards that supporters expect.
About the Trust
Why the Trust exists
Born when our club needed its fans most
The Foxes Trust was formed in 2002, at a time when Leicester City was in administration and the very future of the club was in doubt. Around 700 supporters attended the inaugural meeting, and together fans raised over £150,000 to help secure the club's future — playing a part in the successful consortium that saved Leicester City.
More than two decades on, that founding belief still drives us: that supporters deserve a meaningful, independent voice in how their club is run.
Independent
Completely independent of Leicester City FC, so we can speak freely and honestly on behalf of supporters.
Democratic
One member, one vote. Our board is elected by members and every role is undertaken voluntarily.
Community
We build support important initiatives that are important to our members, across the city and the county.
Our aims
What we're working towards
The Foxes Trust aims are:
Key aim
To maintain a democratic, independent and not-for-profit organisation that represents the best interests of Foxes Trust members and by extension those of the supporters of Leicester City Football Club.
Short-term objectives
01
To lobby, campaign and engage in regular, constructive dialogue with Leicester City Football Club, at executive level, and to publicise, when relevant, any resultant actions taken.
02
To hold Leicester City Football Club and its owners to account for the highest standards of business management, and operational and commercial decisions that directly affect Foxes Trust members and the wider supporter base.
03
To develop long-lasting relationships with members of the Leicester City Football Club supporting community.
04
To engage with national supporter organisations to lobby administrators and governors of the national game — including football leagues, government, local authorities and officials — regarding issues that affect supporters of all football clubs.
Medium-term objectives
01
To enable a member of the Foxes Trust to be elected to any form of Leicester City Football Club shadow supporters' Board, such as a Fans' Advisory Board.
02
To formalise the Foxes Trust's relationship with Leicester City Football Club by instituting a Memorandum of Understanding.
Long-term objectives
01
To enable a member of the Foxes Trust Board to be democratically elected to the Board of Leicester City Football Club and to enshrine such a post in the Club's Memorandum and Articles of Association.
02
At the earliest practical opportunity, achieve an ownership stake in Leicester City Football Club.
The people
Current Board members
Your elected, volunteer board.
Lynn Wyeth
Chair & FSA Women\'s Game Network
Steve Moulds
Treasurer & National Liaison
Kate Thompson
Company Secretary & Heritage
Jamie Barnard
Membership Subgroup Chair
Harry Gregory
Community & Representation Subgroup Chair
Becky Taylor
FAB Representative
Chris Rice
Communications Subgroup Chair
Jack Munton
Board Member
Steve Potter
Board Member
Paul Rains
Co-opted Board Member
The board works through five subgroups — Communications, Community & Representation, LCFC Women, Finance & Operations, and Membership — each chaired by a board member and drawing on volunteers across the wider membership.
Foxes Trust is the trading name of the Leicester City Supporters’ Society Limited.
A registered Community Benefit Society – Registration No. 29499R. Registered Office: 22 Woodford Close, Wigston, Leicestershire. LE18 2RS.
The Foxes Trust is an Affiliate member of the Football Supporters’ Association (FSA). The FSA is the national, democratic, representative body for football supporters in England and Wales, who are the leading advocates for supporter ownership, better fan engagement, cheaper ticket prices, the choice to stand at the match, protecting fan rights, good governance, diversity, and all types of supporter empowerment. You can find out more about them at thefsa.org.uk.
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Help us make the Trust stronger
The more members we have, the more weight our voice carries. Join today from just £5 a year.