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Pairs of Tickets
15 pairs of tickets to the game for the first 15 fundraisers that raise over £200.
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We’ve got everything here to make starting your fundraiser quick and easy. It only takes a couple of minutes to get started and you don't need to add your bank details – the money you raise goes directly to UNICEF.
Start your fundraiserGet rewarded...
The first 15 fundraisers to reach £200 or more will get a pair of tickets to the game each. Then the first 30 fundraisers to hit the £500 raised milestone will receive an official Puma shirt. Finally, our top fundraiser will receive a match ball signed by both teams! Priceless!
Pairs of Tickets
15 pairs of tickets to the game for the first 15 fundraisers that raise over £200.
Official Puma Shirts
There's an exclusive Soccer Aid match shirt up for grabs, for the first 30 fundraisers that raise over £500.
Get inspired...
Here’s our list of top 8 ideas to fundraise for Soccer Aid, either by yourself or as a team. Whether you're active or not there’s always a way to be involved.
Be as creative, playful or adventurous as you like. But above all, have fun!
Our curated fundraising ideas pack will give you some inspiration, promotional posters, social media graphics and a step by step guide to setting up your fundraiser. As well as those key dates.
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Why take part?
Soccer Aid for UNICEF helps children around the world to get the best start in life. Being able to play when we’re young affects how we think, learn, share and explore the world as we grow older.
Sadly around the world disease, hunger, conflict, poverty and disaster are disrupting play for millions of kids. But Soccer Aid for UNICEF supports children in those situations to get back to the play-filled childhoods they deserve. By taking part you can change the lives of children around the world.
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You're about to do something amazing.
Childhood should be one endless playtime. But around the world conflict, disease, hunger, poverty and disaster are disrupting play for millions of kids. And it is children that are often hardest hit – like the 7.5 million children currently affected by the conflict in Ukraine. They risk losing their homes, their families, and their schools. They lose the ability to just be kids.
The money raised from this year’s game could help UNICEF provide vaccines, fight malnutrition, and provide safe spaces to protect children in times of crisis, helping kids get back to the childhoods they are entitled to. And it could do so much more to allow kids to simply be.
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