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We have a range of options which you can use to join or renew your membership of the Trust.
In line with many membership organisations, we offer an “auto renew” membership, which is operated by Stripe.
When you sign up, payment for the current year will be taken from your account. On the anniversary of this date each year, a renewal payment for that year will be taken. However, before taking a payment each year, we will write to you to confirm the price for that year and to give you the option to cancel your membership.
If you are an adult, please click here: Pay Adult Subscription
If you are under 16, please click here: Pay Junior Subscription
Stripe will email you a confirmation that your initial payment has been successful.
Alternatively, you may make an individual payment for each membership year, which broadly matches the football season. If you choose this method, you will receive a series of renewal emails next year prompting you to renew.
This option can be accessed here; https://membermojo.co.uk/ictst
Finally, if you are in Bar 94, you can pay by card or cash at the Supporters Trust desk (at the far end of the bar) before or after any game.
What is the Supporters Trust?
The Trust’s purpose is defined as ‘the vehicle through which a healthy, balanced and constructive relationship between the Club and its supporters and the communities it serves is encouraged and developed.’ It has a number of objects, the first of which is ‘being the democratic and representative voice of the supporters of the Club and the communities which it serves’.
Since late 2025, the Trust, through its Chair George Moodie, has a seat on the Club Board, bringing the voice of fans to the Boardroom table for the first time.
It is run by a Board of Directors elected by the members. Approximately one third of the elected Directors stand down each year at the AGM but are eligible for re-election. Directors are therefore elected by members and are accountable to them. The Trust is registered with the Financial Conduct Authority as a Community Benefit Society under the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014.
How will joining benefit me?
The Trust does not exist to benefit its members, it exists to benefit the Club and the Communities it serves. But working constructively with the Club will benefit members indirectly by allowing the views of the fan base to be heard on aspects affecting supporters and in helping the Club to be more successful.
How does Membership help the Club?
Membership of the Trust can help the Club in a number of ways. For instance:
1. The larger the membership of the Trust is, the more credibility the Trust Board has in claiming to represent fans in its dealings with the Club. This helps to ensure that concerns and views of fans are taken on board by the Club.
2. The larger the membership, the easier it will be to get a more accurate sense of what the fans genuinely want and feel. A large membership will allow us to put questionnaires out to the membership and get a meaningful response back.
3. The administration costs of the Trust are broadly the same regardless of the size of the membership. A larger membership will allow the Trust to have a greater surplus of funds which can be put towards specific aspects of the Club’s business or associated community projects. For instance, in the past the Trust has donated a couple of road bikes as suggested by the physio team to support player rehab, sponsored the kit for the ballboys, donated first aid kits and training jackets to support the Inverness Street League, and sponsored training kit for the ICT WFC Academy Under 16s squads.
4. A larger membership makes social events more viable, thereby further increasing the potential of providing targeted support to the Club. More members means more people to share the workload and increased opportunity for members to socialise and get to know more of their fellow supporters.
Why should I join now?
The last few years have been a very tumultuous period for the Club, during which the Trust worked tirelessly to do all it could to ensure the club survived.
Now under new ownership, for the first time the Trust has a seat at the Boardroom table, ensuring that the views of fans can be properly considered as key decisions are taken.
It is important that the supporters of the Club continue to come together and work constructively with the Club to ensure the long term viability and success of the Club. The Trust has been very active in recent years, and the current Board is determined to continue to be proactive and maintain good communication with our members. The Trust has demonstrated what it can do by running Bar 94. But with your help we could do so much more.
As stated above, the Trust should be seen as the ‘democratic and representative voice of the supporters of the Club, but we can only fulfil that role if membership is at a level where the Club can be assured that we genuinely represent the wider fan base. At the start of 2021 membership was below 100 and the Club quite reasonably felt that the Trust was not properly representative. Now we have almost 600 members and by maintaining and increasing that number we can ensure that the fans’ voices continue to be heard.
Whilst every member is valuable to the Trust and the Club, we are keen to hear from anyone who would be prepared to commit a bit of time and expertise to serve on the Board, and to help us achieve so much more for the fans and the club.
Is Membership only for regular fans?
No! The largest part of the Club’s income is gate receipts and so we are keen to encourage more people to come to games as often as possible. We will continue to work with the Club to make the matchday experience as welcoming as possible in order to bring more people in. Part of this will be to better understand why some people attend only a few games. It is vital, therefore that we can represent the views of the occasional matchgoer every bit as much as the regulars. But even if you are not in a position to attend games at all, your opinions are still important and your membership fee will help in supporting the Club either directly or indirectly.
How much is Membership?
Membership is currently just £5 for adults and a nominal £1 for under 16s. The first £1 of the first payment buys a share in the Trust which is returned to the Trust when membership lapses. Please note there is no joint or family membership, but it would be really helpful to the Trust and the Club if as many members of the household as possible who support the Club could join.
What happens next?
Once you have joined, you can expect to receive occasional newsletters and emails from us. Please remember, the Trust is not a member benefit organisation. It is not about what the Trust can do for you, it is about what we can collectively do for the Club through the Trust.
If you have decided to join, then we are really grateful to you for that. But whether or not you wish to join, please tell your ICT supporting friends, family and colleagues about the Trust. Remember, the larger the membership, the better we will be able to work with and support our Club.
Thank you very much for your support.