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Did you know 💡? 🫶Recently founded, the Monaco-based association “Golden Foot Legends” promotes and organises media, cultural and educational events to spread sporting values, raise funds and offer scholarships. 🤝Projects include supporting young sportsmen and women in their careers, building schools, modular clinics and retirement homes in remote areas and creating sports facilities using environmentally friendly technologies and FSC-certified wood, steel and aluminium. 🇲🇨 We use the power and reach of football to promote the sport in the Principality of Monaco at an international level. 🌍We work with governments, global and regional development agencies, human rights groups, international and local non-profit organisations and former football players to promote a fairer and more equitable society and support the growth of women’s football in a sustainable way. #modularconstruction #humanitarian #sport #monaco

#GreatNorthRun2024 I am very excited and proud to be running the Great North Run again this year, in support of the Darby Rimmer MND Foundation. Former Liverpool, Bradford City and Bolton Wanderers footballer Stephen Darby and close friend and British Forces Veteran Chris Rimmer have partnered together to launch the Darby Rimmer MND Foundation. The average life expectancy is just 2-5 years from the onset of symptoms A third of people diagnosed will die within a year and half within 2 years. MND is NOT a rare disease as often described and doesn’t only affect people aged 50+. There is a serious lack of awareness and more importantly funding. There is a lot of research going on and signs of promising treatments in the future The Darby Rimmer Foundation are contributing to the fight against MND in three different key ways... Awareness- Raising awareness of Motor Neurone Disease is one of the foundations aims. The more we can raise and display how devastating MND is, is crucial in advancing to government level. Support- Supporting the particular the financial implications this disease brings. Offering support to individuals and families by offering grants to those who need it. Research- Research into treatments is vital on the journey to finding a cure for MND. At the moment there is no effective treatment or cure but there is promising research going on. Network, any donations would be greatly appreciated, to this great cause!

🔹Hyperlocal Funding to support youth engagement and reduce anti-social activity🔹 📝Project: Boxing for Wellbeing 🤝🏽Partner: Star Boxing, The Halifax Academy, Invictus Wellbeing As a community anchor, we’re working alongside Calderdale Council to support local investments into our communities & places, through the government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund. 🥊 We have supported Star Boxing to deliver bespoke provision to young people aged 14-16 from the Park & Warley communities. 🤝This will be a bespoke project designed especially for UKSPF investment and will be a partnership approach between Star, Halifax Academy and Invictus Wellbeing. 🎖This project is just another example of what can be achieved when local groups & people, councils, and government funding come together for the greater good These boxing sessions can engage young people by providing them with structure, skills, and a sense of belonging, which can help steer them away from negative paths and towards a more positive and productive future. This project is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. You can find out more about UKSPF here: UK Shared Prosperity Fund: prospectus - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) #CommunityWins #ParkWardPride #GameChanger #UKSPF #Communities #StrengthenCommunities

👍Funding Opportunities👍 Exciting news for London’s community sports scene! This is an incredible opportunity from the Go! London fund for local projects to make a difference, especially for young Londoners. If you’re involved in community sports or know someone who is, this could be the chance to expand your impact! To find out more, click the link in the post below 👇 London Sport #grassrootssport #communitysport #communitydevelopment #charities #notforprofits #consultancy #sportsconsultancy #nickyaffleckconsultancy #businessconsultancy #CommunitySports #YouthEmpowerment #LondonInitiatives #SportsForAll #YouthOpportunities #ActiveLondon #SportsFunding

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For many people, summer means more time in and around water. Water-based recreation is a great way to stay cool in warm weather, but any program engaging kids with swimming or other water sports should be prepared to keep them safe. This means boosting water competency among participants and staff and planning ahead for emergencies.  #SummerRecreation #SwimEducation #SwimSafety #Tankproof #LaruBeyaCollective #USASwimming #WaterRecreation #WaterSafety #YouthSwimming https://lnkd.in/gYvydZwv

🏐 Olympic-level coaching deserves Olympic-level support. When NC State Athletics’ Volleyball program needed to organize their coaches clinic, they sought a streamlined solution to handle registrations, payments, and fundraising. That’s where FEVO came in. Our platform simplified the entire process, offering comprehensive data collection, real-time reporting, and a seamless integration for fundraising efforts. The result? A highly successful clinic that not only met its goals but also made a lasting impact. Learn how they did it ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gyz_-9wU

The Tour du Lunsar defines the raw beauty of African cycling. Outside of all the work being done by so many great organizations throughout the continent, this amazing grassroots race exemplifies what can be done when passionate people, people who simply love cycling, come together and unite forces. When we worked in Rwanda, we had a phrase: #teamisteam. We all work together, and that includes Team Africa Rising helping our friends in Sierra Leone. Year over year, the Tour du Lunsar has grown and now attracts cyclists from Nigeria, the US, and the UK. But most of all, it is the race Sierra Leonean cyclists live for each year. This is THEIR race! This year has been a struggle with losing a major sponsor, and some of that money has been found with a generous large donation and the ongoing GoFundMe campaign, but here’s the reality: The race budget is $42,840 of which $22,120 is confirmed and an additional $9,450 pending (expecting confirmation). That leaves an outstanding balance of $11,340. That’s where the GoFundMe campaign comes into play. Like most of the US and UK, inflation has taken a huge bite out of the available currency. It is no different in Sierra Leone, probably worse. We need your help. Keep this race a reality -- this beautiful, raw, grassroots source of joy and pride to Sierra Leone. #africarising #makeadifference #sierraleone

Have a golf fundraising question?! My coworkers, Logan Foote and Frank Cuddy will share how nonprofits of all types and sizes can qualify to use golf event management technology at no upfront cost, then spend the majority of the hour answering your questions in the next GolfStatus webinar! ⛳️ Save your seat! ⬇️ #freewebinar #fundraisingtech #golfforgood #golffundraising #nonprofittech #charityfundraising #qandawebinar

🧩✨ #AutismAwareness Top 36 Golf Course Rankings: Post 30 - Course #7⛳️ 🧩 🚨 $11,053 of $15,000 (74%) goal raised 🚨 💰 DONATE - Please help us get there by donating $36 today: https://lnkd.in/e4MFcQfd To represent the 1 in 36 kids affected by Autism in the US, I will be counting down my Top 36 Golf Courses that I have ever played with a short story/memory for each. If you could please consider donating $36 (or more) to Els for Autism via the link above, I would appreciate it ❤️ Golf Course #7 - Trump Turnberry (Ailsa) For course #7 we stay across the pond in Scotland to play the famous Turnberry (Ailsa) course. Founded in 1899 by Archibald Kennedy, 3rd Marquess of Ailsa, the idea for the course came about when a main railroad & passenger train was built close by and the land was not fertile enough for agriculture, thus making a golf course & hotel an excellent money making opportunity. Archibald hired 1883 Open Champion, Willie Fernie, to come in and design the course, which at the time was only 13 holes, and the project was overall successful, luring many golfers from all over Britain who stayed and played Turnberry. Unfortunately, this success was short-lived, because when the World Wars happened, it was decided that the course should be used as an airbase and the hotel as a hospital, as the coastline was too valuable to pass up. The course was essentially ruined as a result. It was not until after the wars when British Transport Hotels convinced government that the course and hotel should be restored, and thankfully for us golfers, the project was approved and architect Mackenzie Ross made it the 18-hole championship masterpiece it now is today. Since then, it has now hosted the Open Championship 4 times, the last being 2009 when Tom Watson famously almost became the oldest major championship winner at age 61, bogeying the last hole and losing in a sudden death playoff to Stewart Cink. I got to play Turnberry in 2018, and talk about a course that is jaw dropping! When you make the turn out on the coast, playing holes alongside the cliffs with the famous lighthouse in view, it is a spiritual experience. Not to mention the course is a very fair test; it’s not short, it’s not long, it rewards good shots and penalizes bad ones. Oh, and the walk down 18 with the hotel in the background isn’t bad either! A true joy to play and I hope to do it again one day ⛳️