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4.1 National governing bodies MatchUp
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Members of the public or private companies are able to donate money to national governing bodies so that they are able to then invest it back into strengthening the sporting infrastructures.
The Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport's Winter Survival Package given to support women's sport.
The Football Foundation is a charity affiliated with the FA; it organises campaigns and initiatives to raise money for local footballing communities.
The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) offers fans exclusive access to tickets, discounts with various partners and free entry to competitions through this.
The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) receives this as a share of the TV money from broadcasting The Championships, Wimbledon on the BBC.
Great Britain Hockey and England Hockey offer replica kits and accessories on their website in order to generate revenue.
The Rugby Football Union (RFU) generates money through ticket sales and hospitality services during international matches.
England Netball receives this from Vitality (an organisation that contributes funding to the sport) in return for
Alongside government funding, this is a major contributor to the funding received by Sport England and UK Sport to invest in sport at grassroots level and the elite level.
Government grants
Membership
Lottery funding
Private investments
Merchandising
Fundraising
Sponsorship income
Media income
Match fees