Dumbarton F.C. - Supporters

Supporters

Dumbarton were the first league club in Scotland to have a supporters trust, which works to strengthen the links between the club & the fans. The trust own a significant number of shares in the club and currently the fourth largest shareholder. Following a £25,000 direct investment, the Trust also has a representative on the Club board of directors. The Supporters trust works with the club to produce the match programme & run the club website. As well as those important functions, the trust's main role at the club is that of overseeing commercial activity.

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