Castle Combe Football Club raised another £1,000 for its new pavilion at a car boot sale at the village's race circuit on Sunday .
For the last six years the club has been raising money to replace the clubhouse with a £32,000 purpose-built pavilion.
Now the club hopes that the new pavilion will be in use in four weeks time and be completed by the end of the year.
Club chairman Dirk Crawley said Castle Combe circuit had been a huge support to their fundraising campaign.
"They have been very kind to us. We held a race night there which raised £2,000," he said.
"The car boot sale was also extremely busy and the 25p gate money we received made a great difference."
Mr Crawley said the new pavilion is desperately needed as the current building, which has been used for 25 years, was only meant to be temporary.
Over the last six years the club has gone from strength to strength.
"We started with one team and nine members and now we have 211 members and 19 teams from age five to 16," said Mr Crawley.
The building of the new pavilion has also been a team effort.
"We decided we would self-build it to keep costs down and we have been building it as we raise the money for it," Mr Crawley said.
"Parents, committee members and local people have been involved in the building, overseen by three advisers."
The men in charge of the building operation are Nigel Gale, Bill Flynn and Tim Packwood.
"The committee decided in March to entrust the building work into those three so that they could get on with it," said Mr Crawley.
"It was taking too long with committee meetings to agree everything so we gave them responsibility and they have been doing a great job.
"We already have first class pitches and we want first class changing rooms to go with them,"
"It has all come together through everyone's hard work and commitment."
Castle Combe football club has five pitches, including three mini pitches for younger players and two adult pitches.
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