Charity and Community Projects
| Role on the Board | Charity and Community Projects |
| Responsibilities | I joined the Supporters’ Trust board in 2025 and aim to make a positive difference for the Trust, representing the interests of members, supporters, and the wider community. I oversee the Trust’s charity and community projects and initiatives, which includes hosting Talking Hatters, a Sunday evening Zoom session that brings supporters and the community together. It’s a space to encourage open conversation — not just about football, but about life and mental health; promoting the message that we support each other as much as we support the team. Some may recognise me from my cycling and walking fundraising challenges to away games, and I’m keen to use my experience to raise awareness for worthwhile causes while supporting the community. I’m always open to feedback and suggestions. |
| About me | y first match was in 1981, and I’ve been a proud Hatters supporter for 45 years, with countless memories, both good and bad along the way. Like many fans, Luton Town means more to me than just football; it’s about the community and the friendships built through our shared passion. Both the club and its community have supported me through my mental health journey, which is why mental health awareness is something I care deeply about and a key reason I’m involved in Talking Hatters. On match days, you’ll usually find me at the Supporters Trust gazebo — please feel free to come over and say hello! Outside of football and my work with the Trust, I enjoy staying active through cycling, walking, and running. I’m also a big cricket fan and have been fortunate enough to travel the world following England. |
| Contact: | mark.crowther@lutontownsupporterstrust.com |
- My first match was in 1981, and I’ve been a proud Hatters supporter for 45 years, with countless memories, both good and bad along the way.
- I watch the team from Upper C Block at Kenilworth Road.
