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Reading City Football Club announces charity partnership with Launchpad

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Tuesday, June 13, 2023 10:10 am
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Reading City Football Club has announced a new charity partnership with Launchpad who will become the club’s first official charity for the 2023/24 campaign.

Launchpad is Reading’s leading homelessness prevention charity, providing vital information and support for individuals, couples and families who don’t have a stable place to live, or are at risk of losing their home.

For every season ticket, membership, or general admission ticket the club sells, their online ticket partner Ticketpass will donate 50% of their booking fee to Launchpad.

The club also has more ideas in the pipeline in order to raise even more funds, including a charity football match.

Ryan Sheehan, Head of Marketing, Communications & Engagement at Reading City Football Club said: “As a club we’re really looking forward to our partnership with Launchpad. I’ve personally supported Launchpad in the past through volunteering and participating in their Big Sleep Out event so I know just how hard they work.

“At a time where the number of people in the community suffering from homelessness is sadly going up, we felt that we had to do our bit to help and following positive discussions with Launchpad we’re delighted to formally announce them as our first ever official charity.”

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Louise Wheeler, Fundraising Manager for Launchpad said: “We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with Reading City Football Club Together, we are committed to making a difference in the lives of those in need across Reading.

“Through this partnership, we will be able to reach more people, we are grateful for Reading City Football Club’s support and look forward to working together”.

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