NBAP support kit

Cliftonville Football Club are proud to announce that a proportion of proceeds from May’s sales of our new Away Kit will be donated to The North Belfast Advice Partnership.

Ahead of the strip’s online launch, the Club – which has a long-standing relationship with NBAP – are delighted to confirm this latest fundraising effort in conjunction with the charity, whose Foodbank at Holy Cross Boys’ School has been servicing the North Belfast community throughout the Covid-19 crisis.

By way of thanking them for their sterling work, all Adult Away Jerseys sold via The Reds Shop in the coming weeks will see £5 donated to the group, who will also avail of £3 from the sale of every Kids Away Shirt.

Continuing the remarkable work the group perform all year round, recent weeks have been NBAP deliver in excess of 550 food parcels to people living in hostels and sheltered accommodation as well as assemble more than 900 Homeless Packs to further support those in need.

In addition to providing Sunday Dinners for 200 pensioners, the organisation also supplies 530 Pensioner Packs per week to older people isolating, shielding or living with health problems, while more than 1000 Family Hampers have been delivered have also been produced for those throughout our community.

The North Belfast Advice Partnership, whose annual Foodbank Collections at Solitude are always very generously supported by our fans, are an integral part of the local effort to support those in need and Cliftonville FC are very pleased to play a role in helping them continue their fantastic work.