The Iron Trust has released details of its first membership survey which intended to gauge where it stands as it looks towards its second season representing supporters of Scunthorpe United.
“We are pleased to see support for our actions over the past year, but more importantly it sets us up for the coming campaign,” said board member Luke Thornhill.
“It gives us the priorities of members in a clear manner, so we know members currently expect our main expenditure to be on building a stake in the club via shares but it also makes clear they expect us to continue developing our relationship with the club.”
The Trust has more than 250 members and 58 responded to the survey.
Membership for the 2013/14 season remains at £10 for adults, £3 for U16s and £20 for families (2x adults and unlimited U16s).
“It gives us the priorities of members in a clear manner, so we know members currently expect our main expenditure to be on building a stake in the club via shares but it also makes clear they expect us to continue developing our relationship with the club.”
The Trust has more than 250 members and 58 responded to the survey.
Membership for the 2013/14 season remains at £10 for adults, £3 for U16s and £20 for families (2x adults and unlimited U16s).
Each member will receive a membership card and a pin badge. The design of the pin badge can be seen on the downloadable PDF below.
You can join via the ticket office at Glanford Park, calling at Trust Corner at the ground before any first-team home game or online at www.theirontrust.com.
“We’d like to thanks those who have already renewed, but as ever the more fans who back the idea of a trust the more options and influence we will have,” added Thornhill.
The survey is included as a PDF by clicking here and also available at www.theirontrust.com/survey2013.
You can join via the ticket office at Glanford Park, calling at Trust Corner at the ground before any first-team home game or online at www.theirontrust.com.
“We’d like to thanks those who have already renewed, but as ever the more fans who back the idea of a trust the more options and influence we will have,” added Thornhill.
The survey is included as a PDF by clicking here and also available at www.theirontrust.com/survey2013.