The club said it is making 1,000 tickets available free of charge across the 2025/26 season to ensure men’s matches remain accessible.
The tickets will be given to supporters who connect with the club through its education and employment, social inclusion, and sport, health and wellbeing programmes.
Freddie Hudson, head of Arsenal in the Community, said: “As we mark Arsenal in the Community’s 40th year, we’re proud to make 1,000 tickets available to our men’s matches for our participants with whom we connect week in, week out.
Cllr Sheila Chapman, who is responsible for equalities, communities and inclusion at Islington Council, said: “Islington is home to a huge range of diverse communities, including people with different religious beliefs, heritage and ethnicities, sexual orientation and gender identities, and levels of income.
“Watching Arsenal play football is one of those precious experiences that brings people together from all of those groups.
“It is so important that football remains accessible for our communities, and I know that these tickets will be very gratefully received by supporters.”