Proud Community Sponsors

    Backing Scottish Grassroots Football

    Maybury Landscaping is proud to sponsor Sauchie Juniors FC and KSQ Kirkliston & South Queensferry FC — two clubs that bring families, young players and whole communities together every single week.

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    Maybury Landscaping in the Community

    Maybury Landscaping sponsors Sauchie Juniors FC under a three-year partnership and supports KSQ Kirkliston & South Queensferry FC. We back grassroots football because strong local clubs build stronger communities — the same communities our team lives, works and raises families in.

    Why We Give Back

    Maybury Landscaping was built in Scotland, by Scots, for Scottish homes and businesses. Every driveway we lay, every garden we design and every patio we build is in a community that has trusted us with their home. Sponsoring local football is how we say thank you — properly, year after year, not just when the cameras are on.

    Grassroots clubs do work that no one else can. They give kids somewhere to belong on a wet Tuesday night. They give parents a touchline to stand on together. They keep village halls busy and high streets proud. When a local club thrives, the whole town feels it. That is exactly the kind of impact we want our business to have.

    We choose multi-year commitments — not one-off cheques — because real community investment takes time. Players grow. Coaches build squads. Clubs plan seasons. A three-year partnership lets a club budget for kit, training and travel with confidence, and that stability is what turns sponsorship into genuine support.

    3-Year Partnership

    Sauchie Juniors Football Club

    Sauchie, Clackmannanshire

    Sauchie Juniors FC is a cornerstone of Clackmannanshire football, with a proud history of developing players and bringing the village together every matchday. We are honoured to be one of the club's principal sponsors under a committed three-year partnership.

    Why we support Sauchie Juniors

    • Their commitment to youth development gives the next generation of Scottish footballers a real pathway.
    • The club is run by volunteers who put hundreds of hours in for nothing more than the love of the game and their community.
    • Sauchie matches bring families and neighbours together every weekend — the kind of social glue every Scottish town needs.
    • A multi-year deal means the club can plan, invest in coaching and grow without worrying about next season's budget.
    Local Club Sponsor

    KSQ Kirkliston & South Queensferry FC

    Kirkliston & South Queensferry, Edinburgh

    KSQ — Kirkliston & South Queensferry FC — is one of the largest and fastest-growing community football clubs in west Edinburgh, with a huge following across both villages. With our base just down the road in Kirkliston, supporting KSQ is supporting our own neighbourhood.

    Why we support KSQ

    • KSQ is rooted in Kirkliston and South Queensferry — the same streets where the Maybury team lives, works and raises families.
    • The club has a large and loyal following across multiple age groups, giving children a brilliant first taste of competitive football.
    • KSQ welcomes players of all backgrounds and abilities, which lines up perfectly with our values as a local family-run business.
    • Sponsoring KSQ keeps investment in our home community, supporting the same residents who trust us with their gardens and driveways.

    Why We Keep Giving Back

    Communities First

    Every project we win comes from a Scottish community. Reinvesting back into those communities is the right thing to do.

    Long-Term Commitment

    We choose multi-year partnerships so clubs can plan, grow and rely on us — not chase sponsors every season.

    Real Impact

    Kit, equipment, travel, training — our sponsorship goes directly into things that change a young player's season.

    Work with a Local Business That Gives Back

    When you choose Maybury Landscaping, you're choosing a Scottish business that puts profit back into Scottish communities — into youth football, kit, coaching and the clubs that make our towns what they are.