Beyond Funding
Your experience can shape a future.
Support Us Beyond Donations. Give time, skills, or mentorship to help young atheltes grow.
Real impact comes from connection, not just funding.
What makes this work special is the people who show up. Coaches, mentors, experts, and everyday supporters who give their time, energy and belief to help young athletes grow. Not just in sport, but in confidence and life.
Got skills, experience, or a bit of time? You could make a real difference. Let’s build the support system every young athlete deserves.
Ways You Can Help
We’re always open to ideas, but here are some of the ways people already support the Foundation:
- Coaching sessions or one-off guidance
- Sports psychology and confidence support
- Nutrition and fuelling advice
- Physio and physical therapy
- Mentoring - athletes, coaches or everyday role models
- Life skills or confidence-building workshops
- Volunteering at events or behind the scenes
Where Your Support Goes
The best athletes don’t just have access to funding, they have access to people who believe in them. People who know what it takes. People who show up.
At LouLou, we’re building more than a pathway to performance. We’re building a community. One that gives young people the full picture: tools, mentorship, care, and real connection. If that sounds like something you want to be part of - let’s talk.
Our Ambassadors
We're proud to be supported by incredible individuals who share their time,
experience and energy to help the next generation go further.
Serena Monique Guthrie
Serena Guthrie is a former England netball international and Jersey native, known for her speed, skill and game-changing presence on court. Today, she supports the Lou Lou Race Foundation in a mentorship role—bringing experience, insight and inspiration to young athletes coming through.
James Evans
After years of excelling on the global stage as an elite junior, James has transitioned into a role as a respected club professional, becoming the head PGA professional at Royal Jersey Golf Club in 2012.
James brings a wealth of experience and insight to the course and to coaching at all levels. Known for his strategic approach to the game and a deep understanding of competitive play, James has coached and mentored players at every level, from beginners to elite athletes.
The Heart Behind the Foundation
This isn't just about sport. It's about belief and a legacy that lives on.
The LouLou Race Foundation was created in memory of Louise Bracken-Smith, whose energy, generosity, and drive lifted everyone around her. She believed in going ALL IN, and that same spirit now powers every athlete we support.
When you sponsor, you're helping shape the future of sport, and carrying Louise's legacy forward, one opportunity at a time.
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