Total donations made by the 500 Club towards ground improvements at Whaddon Road currently stand at £181,621 including:

£13,557 donated in 2024 for heavy duty washing machines / dryers and a replacement mower.

£10,062 donated in 2022 for an aeraseeder and 18 turnstile handheld scanners;

£1,450 donated in 2021 for a new “Welcome” sign in the car park;

£6,746 donated in 2020 for a replacement mower and portable goal posts.

£14,667 donated in 2019 for new low-height dugouts and improvements to the Robins Nest Bar.

£10,395 donated in 2017 for an Aerator, physio equipment, and LED lighting and photo frames in the bar.

£5,561 donated in 2016 for furniture in the Robins Nest Bar and £2,655 for physio equipment.

£26,708 donated in 2015 for the renovation of the Robins Nest Bar and a £10,000 contribution towards a replacement tractor.

£1,000 donated in 2014 for an ice bath.

£6,825 donated in 2013 for various projects including ground signage, car park line marking, stewards’ jackets and a heavy duty washing machine.

£11,825 donated in 2012 for various projects including subs’ bench shelters, frost sheets, TV monitors and stewards’ jackets.

£6,401 donated in 2011 for various projects including pitch sprinklers, TVs in the In2Print stand, and replacement frost sheets.

£17,866 donated in 2010 for a replacement mower for the pitch, a radio generator, racks and batteries in the control tower, turnstile entrance signs, as well as £8,746 paid for new frost sheets, the order for which was unfortunately not fulfilled following the insolvency of the supplier.

£2,609 donated in 2009 for rowing machines at the training ground and replacement goalposts.

£20,000 donated in 2008 for CTFC for re-laying the pitch at Whaddon Road.

£1,980 donated in 2007 for new amplifiers for the PA system and a new boiler to heat, amongst other things, the players’ showers.

£4,500 donated in 2006 to purchase frost protection sheets in advance of the 4th Round FA Cup tie against Newcastle and to upgrade the stadium’s PA system.

£3,968 donated in 2005 to attach stick-on anti-slip strips to steps around the ground.

£10,000 donated in 2003 to build a new turnstile at the Visitors’ Entrance.

£5,500 donated in 2002 to build a new toilet block at the Visitors’ end of the ground, as well as providing disabled toilet facilities in the Canteen section of the ground.