Elite Community Hub

Introduction

Elite Boxing, situated at the heart of Bolton, has not only produced pro boxers, but it has been a cornerstone for local youth and adults, offering free boxing class services and a safe, positive environment for those in need.

Donation

Our donation of £3000 aims to enhance the gym's ability to serve both budding and experienced boxers, reinforcing its role in promoting community spirit. The addition of the second boxing ring on the upper floor of the gym marks a significant milestone in its efforts to reach more individuals and further solidify its role as a community hub. 

Danny McCann, Director of Painting & Maintenance emphasised the importance of providing the community with spaces such as Elite Boxing, as he himself began training at the gym over four years ago at 42.

Supporting the community

The addition of the second boxing ring on the upper floor of the gym marks a significant milestone in its efforts to reach more individuals and further solidify its role as a community hub. The new boxing ring features our branding, a testament to our dedication to community engagement and youth development.

Youth Centre

Our contribution did not stop there, and the Painting team at Seddon generously volunteered to decorate a brand-new community hub for young people in the area, providing a safe space to train and relax. A team of three painters painted and decorated the new space over five days, to ensure a brighter, more inviting atmosphere.

Sponsoring talent

After successfully winning bronze at the Paris Olympics 2024, Cindy Ngamba, a refugee from Cameroon but now resides in Bolton, held her first press conference at Elite Boxing where she trained. Seddon were the main sponsors of this event, celebrating her achievements and the support and care Elite Boxing provided over the years.