VCF Foundation presents new logo and new social commitment

The VCF Foundation is an example of the social commitment of Valencia CF to fans and to the Valencian people. That is why the vision for it is to build a community driven by a passion for the club.

On the day of Valencia CF's 102nd anniversary, the club have presented a new logo to represent the VCF Foundation.

The new logo reflects the soul of Valencia CF, Valencianistas and Valencians. The bat, an emblem of both the region and the club, forms a heart with its wings. It shows the intention of the VCF Foundation to connect with Valencian society, and repay all the support that they have shown throughout the history of the club .

Both Valencia CF president Anil Murthy and the president of the Board of Trustees of the VCF Foundation, Ng Ser Miang, were present at this important event for the VCF Foundation. Mr. Murthy presented the new symbol by saying that: "Our players share this commitment and support the social actions of the club and the VCF Foundation, getting involved in person when the health situation allows it."

Mr. Ser Miang added that the goal is "to repay Valencian society for its support by caring for those less privileged, and to promote a feeling of belonging and of having roots in Valencia."

The VCF Foundation undertakes its work through a series of departments and activities:

- The VCF Heritage and Museum Departament: To preserve the 102-year history of the club, with the Forum Algirós Forum and travelling exhibitions the most important examples.

- The VCF Foundation Training Centre (since 2009): Improving the training of future professionals, with the Master in International Management of Sports Organisations as a centrepiece. It is a Master's degree that has remained in the top 5 in Europe and the top 10 in the world, and is currently in its 12th edition.

- Escoles COR Blanquinegre (since 2015): A sports and socio-educational tool for teachers and their students, minors and young people at risk of social exclusion; with the support of the Valencian regional council and the Valencia city council, since its inception it has benefited nearly 3,000 students in 50 schools. This project also works in juvenile centres and in the Picassent Penitentiary Centre to facilitate the reintegration of inmates.

- VCF Inclusivo (since 2016): A sports club for the benefit of people with functional diversity that participates in LaLiga Genuine. As of today, there are 60 members of the team.

- COR Blanquinegre Xiquets: Among other actions, this is a collaboration with hospitals in Valencia for the benefit of hospitalised children, and the collection of toys for the underprivileged.

- COR Blanquinegre Junts: Activities such as blood donations with the Valencia Regional Transfusion Centre, collection with the Valencia Food Bank, the Asindown charity calender and support for scientific research through the Health Research Institute of the Hospital Clínico de València (INCLIVA).

- COR Blanquinegre Amunt: Support for the Spanish Association against Cancer and the Red Cross, among other entities.

- COR Blanquinegre Majors: A collaboration with the VCF Footballers Association and its work in the residences.