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NEXT HOME MATCH

JP Morgan Premiership Sevens

Fri, Aug 2nd, 2013

CashBack

Rugby is a social sport, and watching the best players in England is always better when you're in a group. Add in getting some money back for your school, charity or organisation and you have the perfect day at the Gardens!

CashBack's beauty is its simplicity - for every full price adult or child ticket you sell for a Saints home match we give you some money back, provided you sell a minimum of 20 tickets. This can then be used towards your latest fundraising appeal or supporting a good cause - the choice is up to you!

All tickets are reserved seats in the South Stand. There are no restricted views and all seats are under cover.

So what are you waiting for?! Get your group to the Saints by emailing Dionne Jelley - just click here!

CLICK HERE to download a poster for your school, community group, charity or any other organisation or work place.

CashBack Rewards

Saints make CashBack even more attractive by adding reward points for added benefits! Rewards include Saints shirts and balls signed by the whole squad, complimentary tickets, a behind the scenes tour of Franklin's Gardens for up to 20 people, and an exclusive Saints coaching session. All of the details are available from the Saints Community Team on 01604 599113/116 or by email (click here).

The CashBack Table

More than 50 organisations took part in 2010/11, with Banbury topping the table by earning themselves £2,023 through CashBack. Here are the top five clubs and groups that benefitted simply by coming to watch the Saints play rugby!

Pos	Organisation	Total Money Raised
1	Banbury RFC	£2,023
2	Old Scouts RFC	£1,775
3	ON's RFC	£938
4	Olney RFC	£768
5	Wincanton Argos SC	£677

Director of rugby Jim Mallinder says that he was "delighted" with how the Northampton Saints players have performed for their international teams this summer.

Over the past few months a Saints trio have been pounding the highways and byways of Northamptonshire in preparation for one of the country's toughest challenges - The Wall.

Alex Day and Danny Hobbs-Awoyemi will be facing the Haka tomorrow evening when England Under-20 come up against New Zealand in the IRB Junior World Championships semi-finals.