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IRLAM CHARITY CELEB FOOTY MATCH AND FUN DAY
 

Star date: 25th May 2015

IRLAM STEEL WORKS CLUB HOSTS CHARITY FUN

O.U.A.S. Celebrity X1 v Broadway Vets
Sunday 31st May 1pm-5pm
Irlam Steelworks Club £5/£1

A huge fun day is taking place next Sunday at Irlam Steel Works Club, with a football match between Broadway Vets and Once Upon A Smile's team, featuring soap stars, actors and ex-pros. There's also fairground rides, children's entertainment and songs from Jess Kemp. And it's all for two great causes, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and children's bereavement charity, Once Upon A Smile.

Full details here...


Next Sunday, 31st May, a celeb Once Upon A Smile footy team, featuring soap stars, tv actors and ex-pros, takes on local team Broadway Vets as part of a massive charity fun day at Irlam Steel Works Club.

Other attractions include fairground rides, superslides, bouncy castles, an under-5s soft play area, appearances from a Minion, SpongeBob, and Elsie and Anna from Frozen who will be doing some songs. Uncle Budgie will be entertaining children, the RDA Irish dancers will be jigging away at half time during the football match, and local singer/songwriter Jess Kemp will be performing some of her tunes.

There's also stalls selling everything from jewellery to sweets, plus a grand raffle with some great prizes, including an overnight stay for two at the Hotel Football, a photography location shoot voucher with Diamond Capture Photography, two passes for Daytona Manchester, a signed Luke Shaw photo, tickets to watch Lancashire CCC and Sale Sharks, a voucher for Knowsley Safari Park and loads more, even a much prized MOT voucher. Tickets are £1.50 each or £5 a strip and can be bought on the day or by contacting the organisers in advance*

It's all for two great causes, the Once Upon A Smile children's bereavement charity that provides financial assistance, respite breaks and support, and JDRF, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. The event is being organised by Natalie Allanson and Michael Coates, whose five year old son has Type One Diabetes.

"I would like to say a special thank you to all the companies both local to Irlam and those further afield that have generously donated items for the raffle in particular" says Natalie "The event has been organised to help raise awareness and funds for the two charities."

O.U.A.S. Celebrity X1 v Broadway Vets
Sunday 31st May 1pm-5pm
Football match kicks off at 2pm
Irlam Steelworks Club M44 6AJ
Adults £5; Kids £1; Under 5s free.

• For further details, to buy raffle tickets or to book a stall contact Natalie on 07769 039 355.

To see which celebs will be playing on the day and for more details see the Celebrity Football Match And Charity Fun Day facebook page

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