More Than a Game: SAFC Stars shine spotlight on mental health
Luke O'Nien and Dan Ballard swapped the training pitch for the Beacon of Light for a special session highlighting the importance of mental health and talking openly.
Foundation of Light recently hosted our first Business Breakfast of the year in partnership with Aspire Technology Solutions.
Corporate Members and organisations from across the region visited the Beacon of Light for a morning of networking and discussion on some of the exciting projects they have coming up.
Sarah Gilley from Expo Sunderland, Toni Rhodes from Education Partnership North East, and Kalam Neale from British Esports delivered presentations on the developments going on around Sunderland.
The Business Breakfasts are a regular fixture in the Foundation of Light events calendar and give the opportunity to bring together like-minded local organisations to meet with the Foundation’s extensive partner network.
Foundation of Light Corporate Membership gives businesses the chance to be part of that network, while also addressing their CSR goals by providing vital support to our work across the region through investing in our communities via our diverse range of delivery programmes and interventions.
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Luke O'Nien and Dan Ballard swapped the training pitch for the Beacon of Light for a special session highlighting the importance of mental health and talking openly.
From football and multi-sports to baking, pumpkin carving and other Halloween-themed sessions, there is something for a range of ages and interests.
Sunderland AFC will celebrate 25 years of its official charity, Foundation of Light, with a special week of activity culminating in the dedicated Foundation Matchday against Leeds United.