Bits and Pieces
Thu 1st September 2016 | Bits & Pieces | By Gary Langley
City of Liverpool FC Foodbank Appeal - The purples held a collection at their game against Atherton LR on Bank Foliday Monday for the Orgaisation 'Fans Supporting Foodbanks'. The aim was to bring in all manner of sundry and food items to bolster local foodbank supplies, which are strained at this time of year as families struggle with kids at home from school. As well as putting in an impressive performance on the park in their 8-0 home win a large amount of food was donated on the gate by the home support.
Cammell Laird 1907 - Lairds have announced their charity partner for the 2016-17 season and thier tie-in is with local charity Stick n' Step. Stick n' Step provide free specialist education and support services to children with Cerabral Palsy and thier families. Many of the children attend sessions twice a week and some families travel great distances to attend their sessions.
Speaking this week, representatives of Stick n' Step say they are 'overwhelmed to have been chosen as the club's charity partner for this season and look forward to engaging in some fantastic work over the coming months'.
1874 Northwich - 1874 have announced a charity race night that will take place on Saturday 15th October at Lostock Sports and Social Club. The Club will be splitting the revenue from ticket sales on the night between their Charity Partner, St Lukes Hospice and the Moulton Drama Group. The Club's Social and Fundraising Committee will also be holding a raffle on the night to benefit club funds.
Last year the club raised £257 for the Neuro-Muscular Centre in Winsford and they are looking to better that this year is they can. Tickets are £8 and available from Phil Burgess on 07808 826530.
Whitchurch Alport - the club have been given a tie against AFC Broseley in the First Round of the Shropshire Senior Cup. When the draw was made originally, they were paired with AFC Ludlow, but since that club has now folded, Alport will now face new opponents as opposed to being given a bye into the next round. The other ties in the draw remain unchanged. All ties are scheduled to be played before October 31st.
Bits and Pieces
Thu 1st September 2016 | Bits & Pieces
By Gary Langley
City of Liverpool FC Foodbank Appeal - The purples held a collection at their game against Atherton LR on Bank Foliday Monday for the Orgaisation 'Fans Supporting Foodbanks'. The aim was to bring in all manner of sundry and food items to bolster local foodbank supplies, which are strained at this time of year as families struggle with kids at home from school. As well as putting in an impressive performance on the park in their 8-0 home win a large amount of food was donated on the gate by the home support.
Cammell Laird 1907 - Lairds have announced their charity partner for the 2016-17 season and thier tie-in is with local charity Stick n' Step. Stick n' Step provide free specialist education and support services to children with Cerabral Palsy and thier families. Many of the children attend sessions twice a week and some families travel great distances to attend their sessions.
Speaking this week, representatives of Stick n' Step say they are 'overwhelmed to have been chosen as the club's charity partner for this season and look forward to engaging in some fantastic work over the coming months'.
1874 Northwich - 1874 have announced a charity race night that will take place on Saturday 15th October at Lostock Sports and Social Club. The Club will be splitting the revenue from ticket sales on the night between their Charity Partner, St Lukes Hospice and the Moulton Drama Group. The Club's Social and Fundraising Committee will also be holding a raffle on the night to benefit club funds.
Last year the club raised £257 for the Neuro-Muscular Centre in Winsford and they are looking to better that this year is they can. Tickets are £8 and available from Phil Burgess on 07808 826530.
Whitchurch Alport - the club have been given a tie against AFC Broseley in the First Round of the Shropshire Senior Cup. When the draw was made originally, they were paired with AFC Ludlow, but since that club has now folded, Alport will now face new opponents as opposed to being given a bye into the next round. The other ties in the draw remain unchanged. All ties are scheduled to be played before October 31st.
