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To boost the morale of the workers after the 1914-18 conflict the Scottish Welfare Football Association (SWFA) was instituted in the latter part of 1918 and became affiliated to the Scottish Football Association in the same year.
Over the last few year the SWFA have seen changes in their national trophies, namely the Templeton Cup, which was gifted by the Templeton Carpet Factory, and the Daily Record, which was gifted to the SWFA in 1929/30. Both have now been retired and the original trophies can now to be seen in the Museum at Hamden Park.
These have been now replaced with the Donald McNair Trophy and the Jack Bryson Trophy, both provided by the SWFA through grant aid funding received by the Scottish Football Association. These trophies are played annually over the winter and summer periods by all member clubs within the SWFA.
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