Nicky's fundraiser for Stoke City Community Trust

Nicky Redfern is raising money for Stoke City Community Trust

The Big Sleep Out 2024 · 23 February 2024 to 29 March 2024 ·

BIG SLEEP OUT 2024

Campaign by Stoke City Community Trust (RCN 1104006)

Stoke City Community Trust are delighted to confirm that its hugely popular Big Sleep Out will take place once again in 2024. Next years event will be staged at the bet365 Stadium on Friday, February 23, and sponsored for a second consecutive year

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Colleagues at the Stoke CTSC are sleeping out for two amazing charities. To make it worthwhile please dig deep to support The Macari Foundation and Stoke City Community Trust.

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15 donations

Mum
1 year ago
I hope this helps
£30.00
Eliz A
1 year ago
Best of luck ladies. Great cause. Stay warm x
£10.00 + £2.50 Gift Aid
Jeannine
1 year ago
Well done girls, keep warm and have fun xx
£40.00 + £10.00 Gift Aid
Sally Lloyd
1 year ago
Fantastic charity - very best of luck
£10.00 + £2.50 Gift Aid
Tracey C
1 year ago
Fantastic charity . Good luck!

About the campaign

BIG SLEEP OUT 2024

Campaign by Stoke City Community Trust

About the charity

Stoke City Community Trust

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RCN 1104006

www.stokecityfc.com/community/about

Stoke City Community Trust is the official charity of Stoke City Football Club, it is the Club's way of giving back to its community. We use the power and passion of the Football Clubs assets to make a positive difference to the education, health & wellbeing and life outcomes to those participants who engage in our activities. All sessions provide a platform to reduce barriers for people to participate in whilst promoting equality, diversity and inclusion in our community. Through our projects we tackle social issues including mental health, homelessness, poverty and environmental issues. We support people through sports provision, competitions, general well-being activities, targeted interventions including mentoring, poor school behaviour, criminal exploitation, bereavement and trauma, weight management, work ready & employment sessions as well as community based divisionary activities. We believe that our influence and reach will allow people to make a positive difference to the health, wellbeing and life outcomes to those participants who engage in the programme.