Almost £4,000 has been given to ten charities as a result of proceeds from fans' parking their cars at a site near One Call Stadium.
The funds have been generated by supporters who parked their vehicles at the Müller depot on Quarry Lane when our first team played at home in 2015-16.Backed by bosses at Müller - the UK’s leading yogurt manufacturer - and operated by its product controller Alan Lowe, the site is an alternative venue for parking on a home matchday as One Call Stadium's main car park often reaches capacity.
Speaking to www.mansfieldtown.net, Mr Lowe said: Â "The charities that we've chosen to give the money to are mostly local charities.Â
"As opposed to national charities, local charities receive little government funding in comparison."
The breakdown of funds to the charities, selected by Mr Lowe, are as follows:
Blood Bikes - £800.00
Brain Injury Trust - £500.00
Start a Heart 24/7 - £500.00
Air Ambulance - £400.00Â
Manger House and The Ark Breakfast Club - £400.00
Headway, Nottingham - £400.00
The Samaritans - £200.00
Christians Against Poverty - £200.00
Total: £3870.00
The Müller parking site on Quarry Lane, Mansfield (NG18 5DB) will be available for Stags' fans on a home matchday throughout 2016-17.