Serving up conversation at the Beacon
Foundation of Light is teaming up with Men's Pie Club to bring a new weekly group to the Beacon of Light, creating a relaxed space where men can connect, make pies and enjoy good conversation.
Using the power of sport and our football club, we are improving the lives of tens of thousands of people each year; people of all ages and backgrounds, including some of the most disadvantaged in the north east."From helping people into work, supporting their education to improving their physical and mental health, together we are making a real difference to our communities.” https://youtu.be/Q8sMQPwO8rw Martyn McFadden, Editor of A Love Supreme and life-long Sunderland AFC fan said: “Sunderland football club is the heartbeat of the city and it brings everyone together. “While being a Sunderland fan can be hard going sometimes, it’s a lifetime commitment and you stick with the team through thick and thin. “Supporting Sunderland is like a family tradition. At one stage my grandfather, my dad, myself and my son would all go the match together. I’m just waiting for my son to have some children so we can get back to four generations!”
Foundation of Light is teaming up with Men's Pie Club to bring a new weekly group to the Beacon of Light, creating a relaxed space where men can connect, make pies and enjoy good conversation.
Want to get your hands on an Enzo Le Fée signed Sunderland AFC away shirt? Simply take part in our annual survey to be entered into our free prize draw.
Foundation of Light partnered with Harry Watts Academy to give young people with special educational needs and disabilities the chance to take part in the Premier League’s Disability Football Festival.