AFC Bournemouth
AFC Bournemouth are pleased to announce that the Junior Cherries scheme has five new headline sponsors for the 2017/18 season.
Bournemouth University, Heart FM, Hot Rocks, Lemur Landings and Splashdown will all be supporting the scheme this season.
All our partners will be involved with the Junior Cherries events and activities scheduled for the season and members will have the chance to win fantastic prizes as a result.
Our 2017/18 Partners
Bournemouth University are long term partners of the club and have extended their partnership to include being part of the popular Junior Cherries scheme this season.
Heart FM is the UK’s biggest commercial radio brand and now extends to 33 stations across the UK, reaching more than 7.4 million people every week.
Hot Rocks restaurant and cocktail bar enjoys a prestigious location next to Bournemouth Pier. Flavours from around the world expertly cooked from fresh ingredients on the premises.
Lemur Landings in Tower Park is the area’s largest indoor soft play centre for under 12s. A new generation children’s entertainment centre with massive soft play frames, climbing zone, role play village, party venue and much more.
Splashdown Waterparks with sites locally here in Poole and in Devon; it is a great day out for family and friends, with something for everyone. It’s flumin’ good fun!
Membership Benefits
Junior Cherries can access the annual offers at the attractions listed below:
Hot Rocks – Get kids meals for just £1 for each adult ordering a main course. The restaurant will then donate the £1 to the Julia’s House Children’s Hospice.
Lemur Landings – The play centre is offering all members £2 off entry at any time.
Splashdown – The waterpark is offering all members £3 off entry at any time.
Jackie Richmond, owner of Splashdown and Lemur Landings said: "We are delighted to be continuing our partnership with AFC Bournemouth’s Junior Cherries again this season. We are really proud of our long association and are looking forward to an exciting season on and off the pitch.
Ian Jones, head of regional community partnerships at Bournemouth University added: "As the club’s higher education partner, I am delighted the University is supporting the Junior Cherries. Our students and staff are looking forward to working with the charities on the upcoming Junior Cherries events."
On top of the new and existing headline sponsors, the Junior Cherries has a new chosen charity for the 2017/18 season, the Dorset Children’s Foundation. They aim to improve the lives of sick and disabled children by providing financial support towards medical expenses, therapies, equipment and life-enriching experiences not normally provided by the NHS.
