Historic Derby saw North East unite for purpose beyond football
While the Black Cats faced the Magpies for the first time in eight years in league competition, the official charities of the North East rivals united behind a greater cause.
There are a lot of talented and dedicated people who leave the Forces every year but find it difficult to transition into civilian life. Our Back in the Game: Veterans programme helps break down these barriers by taking a holistic and tailored approach to our learners' needs."We would like to offer our thanks to Sunderland AFC, Armed Forces Covenant, Phoenix Security and Hartlepool College for their support which helps us change the lives of veterans across the North East."
While the Black Cats faced the Magpies for the first time in eight years in league competition, the official charities of the North East rivals united behind a greater cause.
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