Welsh rugby fans can now support their clubs and country with the WRU's new scheme.
The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) has introduced the Club Commission Scheme, allowing supporters to choose any rugby club in Wales to receive a £2 contribution for each ticket purchased through my.wru.wales.
This initiative marks a first for the WRU and is designed to invest directly back into the grassroots game.
WRU community director Geraint John said: "Grassroots rugby is crucial to the future of the game in Wales.
"This scheme ensures that the support generated by the national team travels directly back into local communities across Wales."
The funds raised will help clubs improve facilities, increase participation, and help local rugby continue to thrive.
The scheme is a chance for fans to give back to clubs such as Caerphilly, Risca, Newbridge, Newport High School Old Boys and more.
Mason Grady, a Wales and Cardiff player who began his rugby career at Barry RFC, emphasised the importance of this initiative.
Grady said: "Local clubs are massively important I think in Wales.
"It’s great that we have the Club Commission Scheme so that fans can give something back to their local club while also supporting Wales this autumn."
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Tomos Williams, Wales’ most capped player from the current squad, echoed this sentiment.
Williams said: "They are where most of us started out and have been really important in terms of support throughout our careers.
"It’s great that fans can also support local rugby clubs when buying tickets with the new Club Commission Scheme."
Tickets for Wales’ international fixtures against New Zealand, Australia, and Japan are on sale now via my.wru.wales.
Supporters are encouraged to select their chosen club before purchasing tickets to help generate vital funding for grassroots rugby across Wales.
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