During the last sports season, the Lyon football club, known as OL, distributed nearly 12,000 tickets to local associations, allowing them to attend men's and women's matches at the Groupama Stadium. This initiative was highlighted in a report from the club's foundation, which aims to support the community and promote social engagement. The club's board of directors recently met to discuss future strategies, with Thierry Frémaux presiding over the session. Other attendees included Wendie Renard, a former player, Sidney Govou, a former midfielder, and Michael Gerlinger, the club's general director. The Lyon teams have continued their efforts in supporting local healthcare institutions. They have been visiting the Hôpital Femme Mère Enfant and the Centre Léon Bérard, where young patients can interact with the club through various activities. These include meetings with players, welcoming them during training sessions, and using telepresence robots to allow children to experience match days remotely. Additionally, twelve children from the ACOLEA Foundation joined OL at the Children's Tournament after meeting with the players in Décines, a nearby town. The club has also made strides in improving accessibility for visually impaired spectators. An audio description device, which provides commentary through the Internet, smartphones, and personal headphones, was modernized at the end of the season. This update ensures that visually impaired fans can enjoy matches more fully by receiving real-time descriptions of the action. In terms of environmental efforts, OL has reported a 10% reduction in waste volume and a recycling rate of 71%. The club also organized biodiversity awareness workshops for more than 200 children, focusing on the beehives located around the stadium. These activities aim to educate the younger generation about the importance of environmental sustainability and the role of nature in urban settings.