Values in Action: Lemon Cherry and Hessle Rangers U10 Girls Football
Catherine Lambert • October 10, 2025
Values in Action: Lemon Cherry and Hessle Rangers U10 Girls Football

Building foundations for success both on and off the pitch

When we decided to sponsor Hessle Rangers U10 girls football team, we saw more than just an opportunity for brand visibility. We recognised a group of young athletes embodying the same core principles that guide our professional services.


These young footballers demonstrate remarkable qualities that parallel our approach to workplace safety and screening services.



Shared values that drive performance


The connection between youth football and professional screening services might not be immediately obvious. However, watching these talented young players reveals striking similarities:


Teamwork delivers results


On the pitch, each player fulfils a specific role within a coordinated system. Similarly, our specialists at Lemon Cherry work as a cohesive unit to provide comprehensive screening solutions.


No single player wins a match alone, just as workplace safety requires collaboration between our team and yours.


Trust forms the foundation


Perhaps most notable is how these young athletes trust one another implicitly. They make split-second decisions, knowing their teammates will be positioned correctly.


This mirrors our client relationships at Lemon Cherry. Organisations entrust us with sensitive information and critical safety protocols. We honour this through confidentiality, reliability and consistent performance.


Discipline creates consistency


The Hessle Rangers U10s demonstrate impressive commitment to training and improvement, regardless of conditions.


At Lemon Cherry, we bring this same disciplined approach to workplace safety. Our commitment to using Home Office approved equipment and following rigorous protocols ensures accurate, reliable results every time.



Supporting future potential


Our sponsorship represents an investment in values that align perfectly with our professional ethos:


  • Integrity in every action
  • Commitment to excellence
  • Supporting team members
  • Building trust through reliability
  • Celebrating achievements together




Beyond the logo


The Lemon Cherry name on these young footballers' shirts represents more than just financial support. It symbolises our commitment to fostering the same values in our community that we bring to our professional services:


  • Teamwork that produces results
  • Trust that builds relationships
  • Dedication that ensures quality
  • Support that empowers success


We're proud to support this remarkable team of young athletes who demonstrate the principles that have made Lemon Cherry a trusted name in workplace safety.


Want to learn more about how we bring these values to your workplace safety needs? Contact our team today.

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