In memory. In community. For the future.
Army’s Day.
A legacy that
keeps giving.
An annual day of cricket and fundraising, remembering Army and carrying forward his passion for helping young people thrive through sport.

Remembered through the sport and young people he inspired.
Remembering Army
A lifetime with the club.
A future for others.
Mike Armstrong, known to everyone as Army, was deeply involved with Staithes Cricket Club throughout his life. Although we sadly lost him a few years ago, his commitment to the club and to young people remains at the heart of this day.
The legacy that matters.
Army cared passionately about the development of children and young people in sport. Army’s Day celebrates that spirit by bringing local clubs together and raising money to help others take their next step.
A community effort.
Every year, cricket, a big raffle and the generosity of our community help raise money for Army’s Fund. The fund turns that support into practical help for local sport.
The Army’s Day Trophy
Local rivals.
A shared purpose.
Four local clubs compete in 100-ball cricket for the Army’s Day Trophy, with a big raffle helping raise funds alongside the action.
Hinderwell
Loftus
Mulgrave
Army’s Fund
Helping local sport.
Backing young people.
The money raised is managed by the Army’s Fund committee and used to support local sport, particularly teams and projects involving children and young people.
Local teams can apply for support with kit sponsorship, equipment or coach training. Applications are considered by the fund’s committee.
Ask about the fund ↗Kit & equipment
Helping teams get the essentials they need to play.
Coach development
Supporting training courses that help coaches develop the next generation.
A local example
Army’s Fund has helped Staithes Cricket Club with new cricket stumps.
Keep the legacy growing
Take part.
Give something back.
Want to support Army’s Day, contribute a raffle prize or ask how to apply to Army’s Fund? Contact the club and we can help you reach the right people.
Please mention Army’s Day or Army’s Fund in your enquiry. The club can help with enquiries; funding decisions are made by the fund’s committee.