Chance to Shine has published its latest Impact Report, detailing the work of the charity during the 2018/19 Academic Year. The charity aims to develop the physical, mental, social and personal wellbeing of the thousands of children it works with every year. Read more
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In an inspiring evening, winners from across the country were recognised for the work that they do to support grassroots cricket at the Chance to Shine Awards on Wednesday 20 November. Read more
Read the latest Impact Report from the national children's charity Chance to Shine. The charity works in state schools and communities to spread the power of cricket to children and young people. Read more
Chance to Shine and the Youth Sport Trust are delighted to announce a partnership, as the charities join forces to ensure more children can experience the life-changing benefits of sport. Read more
Chance to Shine are seeking Expressions of Interest from organisations who will be able to actively support the charity in the creation of a range of resources to support the Primary Schools Programme and a 'Continued Professional Development' Programme for the Coaching Workforce. Read more
The Chance to Shine Chief Executive, Laura Cordingley, gave evidence to the House of Lords National Plan for Sport and Recreation Committee on Wednesday 10 March. Read more
Chance to Shine are seeking expressions of interest from companies who are willing to partner with the charity on an exciting digital transformation project around the Chance to Shine Portal. Read more
Laura Cordingley will speak to the House of Lords National Plan for Sport and Recreation Committee on Wednesday 10 March. Read more
The Chance to Shine Awards moved online for the very time as the charity hosted its annual celebration last night (Thursday 26 November). Read more
Chance to Shine is delighted to announce the appointment of Dana Abdulkarim as a trustee. Read more
England cricketers past and present surprised a Primary School in Peckham on Wednesday 21 October, as Chris Jordan and Alex Tudor helped national cricket charity Chance to Shine celebrate Black History Month. Read more
Chance to Shine has teamed up with Wisden to celebrate the work of England’s Black cricketers during Black History Month. Read more
Chance to Shine is giving teachers the tools they need to celebrate cricket in Black History Month! There are free resources for primary and secondary schools. Read more
Covid-19 has had a significant impact on the communities where our Street Programmes take place. We need your help to raise £500,000 so we can continue to support young people as they return to sessions following lockdown. Read more
As pupils begin to return to school following the Covid-19 lockdown, Chance to Shine will be resuming delivery of the Schools programme. Read more
Laura Cordingley, Chance to Shine Chief Executive, speaks about the role sport can play in developing girls leadership skills setting them up to become CEOs of the future. Read more
Commissioned by Chance to Shine and NatWest, research published into supporting teenage girls to take part in sport and to develop leadership skills. Read more
The first ever virtual edition of Prudential RideLondon will be taking place on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 August and Chance to Shine is looking for riders to help raise funds to support the charities return to cricket delivery. Read more
Current and former England Cricketers inspired children to get active through a series of virtual cricket sessions as part of Yorkshire Tea National Cricket Week. Read more
As the national children’s cricket charity Chance to Shine turns 15 years old, it is announcing today (Thursday 21 May) that it has delivered coaching to its five millionth child. Read more
As Chance to Shine celebrates 15 years since it's founding, Chief Executive Laura Cordingley spoke about what the charity means to her. Read more
This week, national children’s cricket charity Chance to Shine turns 15 years old. The charity, launched in 2005, was founded by Lord King of Lothbury; broadcaster Mark Nicholas and cricket equipment manufacturer Duncan Fearnley. Read more