CharityThe Foundation 92 launches 'December to Remember' support campaign

The Foundation 92 launches ‘December to Remember’ support campaign

Salford charity Foundation 92 is launching its 2023 December to Remember holiday campaign to support the community across Greater Manchester.

The charity will deliver free to access activities over the festive period and a Christmas present drop with Foundation 92 co-founders and partners, along with Salford City FC players.

Foundation 92 is aiming to deliver more than 1,700 presents during the week leading up to Christmas Day, supporting the most at need in the community as part of the F92 December to Remember campaign.

Help needed

But the Foundation needs some support from the local community to spread the Christmas cheer.

Drop off points across Salford and Greater Manchester have been set up for gift donations.

Presents could include books, arts and crafts, chocolates, toys, or anything that can bring a smile to a member of the community this Christmas.

Donations will be accepted from November 27 until December 8.

Locations accepting donations

  • University Academy 92, M16 0PU – business hours excluding weekends
  • Foundation 92, St James House, M6 5FW – business hours excluding weekends
  • Hotel Football, M16 0SZ – Every day.
  • 1ST Central Manchester – internal staff collection
  • Kellogg’s Manchester – internal staff collection
  • Kuits Solicitors, M3 2RD – business hours excluding weekends
  • Transport for Greater Manchester – internal staff collection
  • The Corn Exchange, M4 3TR – business hours excluding weekends
  • Sport 92 – internal collection

Head of Foundation 92, Tom Hutton said: “Following the success of previous December to Remember Christmas campaigns, we are really pleased to be able to support local communities once again.

“It is fantastic to see so many businesses working together to support local communities in Greater Manchester.”

Christmas cheer

The Foundation 92 December to Remember initiative is aimed at individuals and families that are going through a hard time this winter, with the aim of spreading some Christmas cheer.

Launched in 2018, Foundation 92 focuses on supporting people to improve their lives through sport with an emphasis on physical and mental wellbeing.

Foundation 92’s partners on this project include Salford City FC, 1ST CENTRAL, Hotel Football, University Academy 92, Kuits Solicitors, Transport for Greater Manchester, Kellogg’s Manchester, The Corn Exchange, Roland Dransfield, and Sport 92.

Helen Greaney
Helen Greaney
I'm a journalist with more than 18 years' experience on local, regional and national newspapers, as well as PR and digital marketing. Crime and the courts is my specialist area but I'm also keen to hear your stories concerning Manchester and the greater North West region.
Latest

Eccles care home helps residents stay active and connected with summer programme

Residents at an Eccles based care home are enjoying a packed programme of summer events designed to keep them active, socially connected and safe...

Ripple to build on 40 years of success with Hendrix Rose PR

Retail design agency Ripple Group has appointed Manchester-based Hendrix Rose PR to help raise its national profile as the business looks to build on more than 40 years...

How is AI transforming digital business development?

Artificial intelligence has moved well beyond the experimental stage, as it now serves as a practical and widely adopted tool that drives real results...

New Prime Minister Andy Burnham reveals reshaped Cabinet

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has begun life in Downing Street after unveiling a significantly reshaped Cabinet, promising to "rewire Britain" by shifting power away...
Subscribe to our newsletter
Business Manchester will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates and marketing.
Don't miss

Eccles care home helps residents stay active and connected with summer programme

Residents at an Eccles based care home are enjoying a packed programme of summer events designed to keep them active, socially connected and safe...

New research finds over a quarter of women have considered leaving the workforce because of hormone-related symptoms

A new survey has revealed that 28% of women have considered leaving the workforce altogether because of their hormone-related symptoms. This highlights the significant impact...

Manchester’s Construction Boom Is Exposing a Costing Problem

Greater Manchester’s regeneration pipeline is one of the most active in the country. The region’s Good Growth Fund is expanding from £1 billion toward...

Ripple to build on 40 years of success with Hendrix Rose PR

Retail design agency Ripple Group has appointed Manchester-based Hendrix Rose PR to help raise its national profile as the business looks to build on more than 40 years...

More News

Groundbreaking Five-Minute Glaucoma Laser Procedure Debuts in UK and Worldwide

A world-first laser treatment that avoids the need for surgical incisions has been introduced at Centre for Sight, making the clinic the first in...

Manchester charity helping people with rare genetic condition to receive key donation

A total of £1,548 has been raised to support a vital health charity in Greater Manchester. Worsley-based charity Cure Usher Syndrome will receive the contribution...

Alice Ferns unveils exclusive design for Russell Hobbs and Action Against Hunger partnership

Today, Manchester-headquartered Russell Hobbs, alongside global humanitarian charity Action Against Hunger, launched a global campaign unveiling four one-of-a-kind plate designs by artists from the...