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Win a kit for your youth football team

Andrew Batt by Andrew Batt
Thursday, March 6, 2025 7:02 am
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Wokingham-based Coffee Cup Solutions has launched the competition.

Wokingham-based Coffee Cup Solutions has launched the competition.

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Wokingham-based Coffee Cup Solutions, a provider of IT services, has announced its Grassroots Football Giveaway, offering the chance for five UK grassroots youth football teams to win new away kits.

This exciting initiative underscores Coffee Cup Solutions’ commitment to community engagement and teamwork, both on the pitch and in business.

The competition, open to all grassroots youth football teams across the UK, aims to support and celebrate local sports communities.

Teams can be nominated by their supporters through an engaging campaign on LinkedIn.

How to Enter:

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Follow Coffee Cup Solutions on LinkedIn.

Like and share the campaign post using #TeamUpWithCoffeeCup.

Click on the link that takes you to the Coffee Cup Website to nominate your chosen team.

Hayden Trott, managing director, said: “As a company rooted in the values of collaboration and teamwork, we wanted to give back to the communities that inspire us.

“Grassroots football is the heart of so many local areas, and we’re thrilled to support these teams in a meaningful way.”

The entry deadline is April 30, with winners revealed in the first week of May.

www.coffeecupsolutions.com.

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