Posted on 4th August 2015
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
Prostate Cancer affects one in eight men in their lifetime and kills 10,500+ men in the UK each year. Men over the age of 50 are particularly at threat from the disease. York City fan Daniel Pentland is raising funds for Prostate Cancer UK in order to fight the disease, he explains more…
As football supporters, the prospect of someone being affected by Prostate Cancer who is stood on the same terrace or sat in the same block of seating as you at a football match is quite likely.
On Friday 7th August 2015 I would like football supporters across the country to unite and help me raise funds for Prostate Cancer UK by taking part in Shirt 2 Work day.
As football fans lets unite for Men United, the Prostate Cancer UK charity and help beat Prostate Cancer!
Prostate Cancer UK are the official charity partner of the Football League and provide help and support to people who contract the disease whilst raising awareness of the disease and the available support to others
More on Prostate Cancer’s Men United campaign:
Music: ‘Keep Moving’ by Hyde & Beast from the album ‘Keep Moving’ which is out now. www.hydeandbeast.co.uk / www.facebook.com/hydeandbeast
Led by Anwar Uddin with our partners at Kick It Out, the Fans for Diversity campaign works in a number of ways to highlight the experiences of supporters from all walks of life and to make football a welcoming place for everyone. This can range from creating fan groups to hosting events, improving accessibility at grounds or education projects.
Earlier this summer, the ‘My Club, My Shirt’ photography initiative reached its second club – as AFC Wimbledon fans were captured by photographer Chris Floyd.
The breadth and diversity of Bristol Rovers’ fanbase is being celebrated in a new portrait exhibition created to mark the launch of the club’s new shirt – the latest club to participate in Fans for Diversity’s ‘My Club, My Shirt’ project.
Welcome to FSA Cymru’s third update of 2020 – which will of course be navigating the potential return to live football in the coming months…
