Winners of the Writing Competition for Primary School children met up with Sunshine at Easter Road to celebrate their accomplishment and proudly display their prize tickets to the Scottish Cup Final.
Lothian Hibernian disability football players with their medals from the Special Olympics World Summer Games - Athens 2011. Pictured left to right are Michael Richardson, Lachlan McDonald, Raymond Brumby, Foundation Director Scott Lindsay, Dean Lawrie, Sean Forsyth.
Hibernian Learning Centre provides opportunities for local people to achieve computing qualifications in the South Stand at Easter Road Stadium.
Sir Tom Farmer and First Minister Alex Salmond officially opening the Hibernian Learning Centre in Easter Road Stadium in January 2010.
Football Fans in Training: Supporting men to achieve their personal health and fitness goals in the exciting environment of football at Easter Road Stadium.
Hibernian Community Foundation works in partnership with Hibernian Football Club to harness the power and passion of football to improve people’s lives.
Hibernian Football Club has a long and proud tradition of working to support local communities. The creation of the Hibernian Community Foundation in 2008 signalled a clear commitment to step up this effort.
Since it was established, the Hibernian Community Foundation has brought opportunities and enjoyment to many people. This includes the creation of the Hibernian Learning Centre at Easter Road stadium, groundbreaking work on disability football, supporting people into employment, providing educational tours for local schools and improving men’s health. And the breadth and depth of our activity continues to grow.
Key to our approach is partnership – with fans, volunteers and Hibernian Football Club – and with a wide range of organisations who share our hopes and aspirations that we can work together to improve health, learning and opportunity.