Welcome to the Epée Club Charitable Fund. The Fund is here to support épée fencing in the UK by making grants and raises funds from both members of the Epée Club and others in the fencing community.
The Epée Club established The Epée Club Charitable Fund - Charity Registration Number 1159346 - in March 2015. Its charitable purpose is "the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation by the provision of financial assistance to enable members of the public to participate in the sport of épée fencing at all levels."
Our costs are exceptionally low so all the money received is spent wisely on Epée fencing.
Details of how to donate are available here
Latest News
Oct 2023: The Trustees of the EC Charitable Fund are pleased to announce their support for wheelchair fencer Susanne Seddon-Cowell. The trustees have made a one-off grant of £1000.00 to Susie to support her in her run up to the Paris Olympics. As the number 4 member of the British Team, she is currently the only member not receiving funds from the World Class Programme.
Nat Lewis, Project Officer – Wheelchair Athlete Development Programme - “She’s developing into a strong and promising fencer, and I know she would put any funding she received to good use – she’s dedicated to her training, and very driven.”
Paris budget announced.
On Friday 13th January BF announced that: Following donations from the BF Charity and the Epee Club Charity, Senior Teams competing in Team events which contribute to FIE Senior Team World Rankings will have their entry fees reimbursed by British Fencing until the end of the Paris qualification cycle.