Author: Cassia Reed
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A Practical Opportunity for a Club’s Future
Heritage can support a club’s long-term thinking by turning its history into a useful, visible resource shaped by local decisions.
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Kohd Commercial – Creates Ongoing Sponsorship Revenue for Clubs
Kohd Commercial tiles gives clubs a new sponsorship option through sponsor tiles inside the heritage experience. Those tiles build into a club-based business directory that promotes local businesses while creating ongoing revenue year after year.
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The People Who Make a Club
Grassroots clubs are built by more than the players on the pitch. Here is how Heritage can help recognise the volunteers, families and supporters behind the badge.
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How Clubs Can Start Preserving Their History
A practical starting point for grassroots clubs that want to protect their stories, recognise their people and build a living archive for future generations.
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What Is a Heritage Marker?
A Heritage Marker is a discreet way to connect a club artefact with its story. Learn how Markers can add context to trophies, shirts, photographs and other objects without overwhelming a grassroots clubhouse.
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What Is a Heritage Tile?
A Heritage Tile is a slim horizontal sign that connects a club’s physical displays with a digital story. Discover how tiles can help grassroots clubs explain the people, objects and moments behind their history.
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Why a Club’s History Should Be Visible
When a club’s history is visible in the places where people gather, it becomes part of everyday club life. Here is how thoughtful heritage displays can welcome visitors, recognise volunteers and connect generations.
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What Heritage Means for Grassroots Clubs
Club heritage is more than a list of dates. It is the people, places, objects and shared memories that give a grassroots club its identity—and a practical way to keep that story visible for future generations.
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Kohd Heritage: A New Way for Clubs to Recognise Their History
Kohd Heritage helps grassroots clubs recognise the people, stories and history that make them unique, with a practical framework for building a living club archive.