Building brighter futures in our community
We are a registered charity that works to impact positively upon the lives of children, young people and adults through football, education, health and improvement.
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Football
The Russell Martin Academy offers football development opportunities to young individuals aged 7-19, fostering growth for players of diverse abilities and backgrounds.
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Education
The Russell Martin Foundation prioritises education, aligned with our vision for local community prosperity. Our tailored services aim to positively impact children, families, and schools by evolving to meet their needs
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Health
Prioritising good health is paramount. Collaborating with local organisations, we actively promote and support a healthy lifestyle for all.
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At RMF we're dedicated to giving young girls the confidence , strength and skills to thrive.
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Celebrating the Women of the Russell Martin Foundation on International Women’s Day
On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the incredible women at RMF who are driving change in football, education, and health.


Russell Martin Foundation CEO Completes Brighton Half Marathon for Charity
Alan Sanders raises £2000

RMA/Burgess Hill Town FC Girls Tournament 2025
RMA/Burgess Hill Town FC Girls Tournament 2025
Business of the month
This is an opportunity for businesses to advertise on the RMF monthly newsletterthat goes out to 800 local families connected to the charity. The logo stays on our website for a duration of 12 months.
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Our impact in 2022-2023
See some some statistics that show the impact RMF has had in the community.
18478
Players participated at RMA. 3164 Girls
643
Students helped through our Alternative Provision who struggle in main streams schools.
2704
Walking football particpants
156
Families provided extra financial support to help with rising living costs totalling £12,346