The Jack Fishwick 7s (JF7s), named in honour of RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF) member Jack Fishwick, will return for its 11th year on Saturday 26th July 2025 at Wimbledon Rugby Club promising a day of sport, fun and entertainment. 

The IPF is committed to supporting anyone who sustains a life-changing injury whilst playing rugby, but it has also worked alongside the RFU (Rugby Football Union) for many years with the aim of preventing anyone from ever needing its support. 

The RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF), England Rugby’s official charity, launched their Club Tour with an event held at Lymm RFC on Wednesday 11th June. IPF ambassadors Nick Mullins and Jason Robinson headlined the evening and discussed all things rugby with a focus on this summer’s forthcoming British and Irish Lions Tour, as well as sharing their personal reasons for supporting the charity.

If you’re an English rugby fan, there are few better feelings than running out at the home of England Rugby alongside your best mates. That’s exactly what grassroots teams from across the country enjoyed while raising over £130,000 for the RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF).

Georgina Baker, the daughter of IPF Member John Baker, is undertaking 12 hikes in 12 months to raise money for the RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF) to thank them for their unwavering support since her father’s accident.

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