Beccles Caxton FC is raising funds to replace equipment and stock stolen during a recent break-in at its ground.
The club says horticultural and surveillance equipment was taken, along with a considerable amount of stock from the T-Hut and other equipment around the football ground.
The committee is now appealing for donations to help replace the stolen items and get the club back on its feet. Donations can be made here.
Caxton FC is run entirely by volunteers, who give their spare time to provide football opportunities for players of all ages, from grassroots football through to adult teams.
The club says it plays an important role in the local community by giving people the opportunity to take part in the sport they love.
The fundraising appeal will help the club recover from the financial impact of the break-in and replace equipment needed to keep the ground and its facilities running.
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