Port Vale supporters can now help generate extra income for their club simply by shopping online

Port Vale supporters can now raise money for their club through everyday online shopping with more than 300 participating brands, at no extra cost.

New initiative allows Valiants fans to support their club through everyday purchases, at no extra cost.

Port Vale supporters are being given a new way to help generate additional income for their football club, simply by shopping online. MyClubCashback.com, an online cashback fundraising platform, is officially launching with Port Vale, giving supporters the opportunity to generate money for the club whenever they shop with participating retailers.

The concept is simple. Rather than visiting retailers directly, supporters visit the MyClubCashBack website first, select their chosen retailer and shop as normal. Participating retailers pay a commission on eligible purchases, with a share of that commission passed directly back to Port Vale. There is no additional cost to supporters, no compulsory membership and no change to the price they pay. They simply need to click through to the retailer via the MyClubCashBack website before making their purchase.

With more than 300 participating brands available, including household names across fashion, technology, travel, homeware and everyday shopping, there are plenty of opportunities for supporters to get involved.

The platform has already launched with Bolton Wanderers and is now expanding its football club partnerships, with Port Vale becoming the latest club to join. The initiative aims to create an additional revenue stream for football clubs, helping them generate funds through the collective spending power of their supporters.

Craig Lee founder of MyClubCashBack.com, said:

"We're really excited to be launching with Port Vale and giving Valiants supporters another way to contribute to their club.

Football supporters are incredibly passionate about their teams, and we wanted to create something that allows them to make a difference without having to spend any extra money. Most of us shop online regularly, whether it's booking holidays, buying clothes, purchasing technology or sorting out everyday essentials.

"By simply visiting MyClubCashBack before shopping, those everyday purchases can help generate additional income for Port Vale. Imagine what could be achieved if thousands of supporters got involved. Every purchase counts, and collectively it could make a real difference over time."

Port Vale supporters can find their dedicated cashback page, browse participating retailers and start generating cashback for the club at:

www.myclubcashback.com/pvfc

The service is free to use, with the only requirement being that supporters access participating retailers through the MyClubCashBack website before completing their purchase.

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