Hampshire Charity Football Club is a Hampshire FA-affiliated football club established in 2021 by Nathaniel Holland.

The club was founded to bring together players from across Hampshire and from all levels of the game, using football as a way to raise money for charities and good causes.

Initially, the club competed in the National Affinity Cup, a national knockout competition exclusively for charity football teams. HCFC reached the third round in its first season and the second round in its second season. After just two seasons, the competition was discontinued, leading the club to focus on a different direction.

In recent years, HCFC has played a number of charity friendlies each season, and in 2025 expanded by launching a women's team.

Since 2021, the club has played 20 men's matches and 2 women's matches and raised around £7,000 for a wide range of charities, including SANDS, Brainstrust, Crohn's & Colitis UK, Friends Fighting Cancer, Wessex Heartbeat, Wessex Cancer Support, Grassroots Suicide Prevention, Mind, CRY, R;pple Suicide Prevention, Equip, Epilepsy Society and Alabaré.

HCFC remains committed to raising money through football and is always looking for new opportunities for its men's and women's teams to support worthwhile causes across the community,