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Around 900 children enjoyed a Dons Day Out initiative last season which gives groups the chance to receive cashback on tickets for selected SPL matches at Pittodrie.
Non-profit making groups such as youth clubs, amateur sports teams or playschemes have the chance to raise money, while young fans can also opt to celebrate their birthday with a Dons Day Out and generate cash for their school.
Dons striker Lee Miller has been made the official Dons Day Out Ambassador for the new season.
He said: "This is a fantastic way of introducing local young kids to football and encouraging them to support their team, while giving back to the community and helping them to proactively support their individual club or group.
"As a dad myself, I think this is a great way of rewarding youngsters and promoting good citizenship and teamwork, with obvious financial benefits for the community groups."
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All participants receive a special Dons Day Out t-shirt and are photographed with Dons mascot Angus the Bull in front of their chosen stand as a souvenir of their special day.
Aberdeen-based Simmons & Company International Limited has signed up as sponsor of Dons Day Out for the second year running.
Company director Nick Dalgarno said: "We are pleased to announce the continuation of our sponsorship of Dons Day Out for a second season running.
"Having personally witnessed the enjoyment children have experienced from being a part of Dons Day Out it is great to continue our support of this initiative."
For more information, see the official Aberdeen FC website at www.afc.co.uk. Anyone who is interested in taking part in Dons Day Out should call Lynn Swinton at Aberdeen Football Club on 01224 631903.