Cambridge United has made a significant impact in the local community, generating over £27 million in social value during the 2024/25 season. This impressive figure was revealed as part of the EFL’s Measuring the Impact of Clubs in the Community project. The independent assessment highlighted that the club and its foundation engaged 12,433 individuals through various community programs across Cambridgeshire. The term 'social value' reflects the broader positive effects these initiatives have on people's lives, including health, education, and social connections. The breakdown of the social value includes £13,964,961 in subjective wellbeing, £7,322,585 in social and community outcomes, and £3,789,126 in education and employment outcomes. Vicky Neal, Head of Foundation, emphasized the club's commitment to community engagement, stating that their work extends beyond the football pitch. The foundation aims to continue leveraging the power of sport to foster connections and opportunities for those in need. Godric Smith, Chair of Cambridge United Foundation, reiterated the club's dedication to social responsibility, highlighting their role in addressing issues such as violence against women and girls. The club's efforts are a testament to their deep-rooted connection with the community and their commitment to making a positive difference.