Help the Beacon light up North East lives

Foundation of Light will be selling special light-up at Sunderland AFC's clash with Aston Villa as part of the final fundraising drive to build the Beacon of Light.
Help the Beacon light up North East lives
Foundation of Light will be selling special light-up at Sunderland AFC's clash with Aston Villa as part of the final fundraising drive to build the Beacon of Light. The wristbands, which become bright red when illuminated, will be available from Foundation staff stationed around the Stadium of Light before kick off (7.45pm), in SAFC stores and online at beaconoflight.co.uk priced at just £3 each (plus £1 postage if purchased online). Foundation of Light, the registered charity of Sunderland AFC, is selling the bands on the concourse to support the final fundraising push to complete the Beacon of Light which will open later this year. The campaign has been backed by SAFC legend Niall Quinn and current players such as John O'Shea and George Honeyman.
I think the wristbands are a great idea. It’s a very simple way of showing you care about the future of the local community it will make a big difference to future generations.
John O'Shea
Niall Quinn The world-class Beacon of Light will be accessible to people of all ages from the region and will house the Foundation’s award-winning work across four vital areas: Education; Health and Wellbeing; Sport and Play; and the World of Work, as well as hosting multiple events. The world-class Beacon of Light will be accessible to people of all ages from the region and will house the Foundation’s award-winning work across four vital areas: Education; Health and Wellbeing; Sport and Play; and the World of Work, as well as hosting multiple events.
To learn more about getting involved with the Beacon of Light, call 0191 5515385 or email clare.wilson@foundationoflight.co.uk.

Stagecoach on board to support Holiday Courses

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