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Dorking Four Community

Wednesday, 24 June 2026

By Ollie Gout
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We are proud to launch the ‘Four’ Our Community Scheme, a brand‑new initiative designed to give back to the people of our amazing town. Each matchday, the club will be offering four complimentary premium seats in the Dorking Windows Family Stand for members of the local community who may not otherwise have the chance to experience a Wanderers game.

This scheme reflects our commitment to supporting those around us and creating memorable moments for individuals and families who would benefit most from a day out at Meadowbank. Working closely with our school partners, local organisations, and key community groups, we’ll be identifying people who deserve a lift, a treat, or simply a chance to feel part of the Wanderers family. Also included in this scheme are members of the NHS, emergency services, and Blue Light Card holders.

We’re also inviting supporters to play their part. If you know someone facing hardship, personal challenges, or a difficult period in their life, you can recommend them for the Dorking Four experience by emailing ticketing@dorkingwanderers.com. Together, we can shine a light on those who deserve a special day and bring our community even closer.

The seats will be allocated on a game‑by‑game basis, ensuring as many people as possible can enjoy this opportunity throughout the season.

Our club has always been built on community/family spirit and this scheme is another step in making sure everyone feels welcome, valued, and part of our journey.

The nomination window will open on Wednesday 1st July and fixtures will begin to be allocated once our fixtures are released on Friday 10th July.

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