Ashby Ivanhoe FC have thanked a number of local businesses who took part in a fundraising raffle.

As part of the ongoing relationship between the club and their sponsors, a new initiative was launched to support local businesses through the challenging times of Coronavirus.

This was in the form of a raffle and invited existing and new businesses to purchase a ticket from the club, in return for winning some great prizes which included the senior first team home shirts.

However, this was a raffle where there were no losers and all runners up received a pitchside advertising board which are all now proudly displayed around the ground at Lower Packington Road.

The club would like to thank all of the businesses that took part in the raffle and would like to encourage us all to support the businesses in the months ahead as they have supported a local community sports club.

Here are a list of the businesses who took part:

Short Cut Facebook Page

Re Think Maintenance WEBSITE

SD Hill WEBSITE

Farrell Builders WEBSITE

NFU WEBSITE

Utility Warehouse WEBSITE

Gray Builders

Whiteheads WEBSITE

Sladen Commercials WEBSITE

Daybreak Facebook Page

Derby Gaskets WEBSITE

Stephanie Jones WEBSITE

Zamanis WEBSITE

Jeffs Vapes WEBSITE

Ashby Carpets Facebook Page

The Bed Shop WEBSITE

Kellers WEBSITE

Elite Tuition WEBSITE

Oak Green Facebook Page

Dave Morris

Equestriana WEBSITE

Give Mortgages WEBSITE

The Monkey Tree WEBSITE

Football Fan UK WEBSITE

Bet Bre

Norwood Press WEBSITE

Aeturum Aesthetics WEBSITE

Ashby Ivanhoe chairman, Stuart Bonser, added: "We have all witnessed a very challenging year so far and one which has been unprecedented and I would like to express how grateful the club is for the support of the local business community during these times.

"Many of these businesses are here, right in the heart of the town and I would like to thank each and everyone of them that entered our raffle during these difficult times.

"Please show your support for the businesses and mention Ashby Ivanhoe Football Club when using them."