[4][5] Garhwal Heroes FC was initially set up by Kesar Singh Negi as a platform for young players of the Garhwali community to compete locally in Delhi.

[9] In 2013, GHFC also won the Delhi leg of the Manchester United Premier Cup, which is a nationwide U-16 club competition.

As GHFC tries to attain sustainability of its operations, the partnership will strengthen the club's youth development and scouting network.

In addition to becoming an independent commercial entity as mandated by AIFF, GFC also set up a highly organized youth development system and a professional management team.

This helped the kingdom to unite and flourish despite the hardships posed by the unforgiving terrain and extreme weather conditions.

Unity and bravery of the Garhwalis were also instrumental in helping the Kingdom to withstand multiple invasions – firstly from the Mughals and then from the Gorkhas.

The goal of the club is to promote community welfare by achieving sporting success in the field of football on the basis these principles.