Chelsea Supporters’ Trust, with the co-operation of Chelsea Football Club , are delighted to announce that we will be holding another sleep out
Saturday, March 22nd 2025
Supporters will have the opportunity to sleep out under the East Stand at Stamford Bridge
The event is to raise funds to support Stoll and Barons Court Project .
All money raised will be evenly shared between these two great charities.to enable vital work to end homelessness and support vulnerable and disabled veterans to lead fulfilling, independent lives. Chelsea supporters raised over £24,000 in 2024 and we are hoping to better that in 2025 !
We would like to invite as many Chelsea supporters to join us by signing up and raising sponsorship.
To join us at Stamford Bridge, participants will need to :
- Be over 18 years old
- Pledge to raise at least £50 in sponsorship
How to sign up
To register your place at Stamford Bridge please click this link :
https://cfcbigsleepout2025.eventbrite.co.uk
Please register only if you are planning to attend the Sleep Out in person and agree to raise at least £50
Once you have registered, you can raise money by getting sponsored through your own Just Giving page.
This is easily achieved by going to our main Just Giving website and clicking the “Start Fundraising” button.
You can find full, step-by-step instructions here.
Places are limited. We can only have a maximum of 200 people attend, so please reserve your place.
We have been speaking with the club about what we will be doing on the night, so please look out for further incentives !
Between now and the date, we will keep you all fully updated on what is happening. Follow us on social media to keep up with the latest news:
X / Twitter – @ChelseaSTrust #CFCSLEEPOUT
Facebook- @chelseasupporterstrust
Donations
If you are unable to participate but wish to donate, you can do so by going directly to our general giving page
Please see here for a list of Frequently Asked Questions
If you have any other questions, please email
[email protected]
More about Stoll and Barons Court Project
You can read more about Stoll’s work here and Barons Court Project here.
