Hull FC have released their 2026 charity shirt.
Hull FC have unveiled their 2026 charity shirt, with the club supporting their Community Foundation in its 20th year.
The club have confirmed that the limited-edition jersey will be worn during next week’s Hull&Proud Week clash against Huddersfield Giants at the MKM Stadium on Saturday 13 June.
It is on sale online now at hullfcshop.com and in store from 9.00 am this Saturday 6 June.
The shirt is produced by merchandise partners Castore, with the full kit featuring the charity’s blue tone with the Hull FC Community Foundation logo taking pride of place on the front of the shirt.
The design also features a series of words that participants associate the charity with, including belief, achievement, family, resilience, friends, courage, unity, inclusion, and togetherness.
Forming in 2006, the foundation has positively affected the lives of hundreds of thousands of participants from a variety of backgrounds through hundreds of programmes and projects, many of which have been formed through local strategic partnerships within the public, private and voluntary sector.
Head of the Hull FC Community Foundation, Sam French, said: “We are overjoyed to be the club’s charity jersey partner this season, honouring and celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Community Foundation.
“The Foundation is built on using the badge of Hull FC to inspire, include and impact our local community, and this is an excellent chance to celebrate everyone who has played a part in the Foundation’s journey over the last two decades – our participants, partners, volunteers and staff, and to showcase the work that continues to take place across the community every day.
“The players, led by our official ambassador John Asiata, already represent the Foundation through the Players’ Project, acting as ambassadors through their work within the community, so we are excited to see the Foundation represented on the pitch through this partnership.”