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  • 1888 Charity Shield

    1888 Charity Shield

    Celtic Charity has always been an integral part of Celtic Football Club, uniting the Celtic Family around the world in collectively-held values and beliefs.  We launched our 1254125 fundraising initiative in the summer of 2012 and are asking every Celtic supporter across the globe to raise £125 in the Club's 125th Anniversary Year, to improve the lives of the world's poorest and most vulnerable people.

    One of our key 1254125 events – the inaugural 1888 Charity Shield – will take place tomorrow, Saturday, May 25 atCeltic’s Barrowfield Training Ground, with access to Celtic Park for hospitality, changing facilities and the SPL trophy. The net proceeds of the event will support Celtic Charity’s work with disabled children in local communities and, in particular, our partnership with Scottish Disability Sport.

    The seven-a-side tournament will see 16 teams battle it out to lift the Shield for the very first time.  The format will include Champions League-style groups, with the top two from each of the four groups progressing to the knockout quarter-final stages.

    The victorious squad of 10 will not only be presented with the magnificent Shield but will also receive a fantastic matchday experience at Celtic Park for an SPL match, including presentation at half-time (date TBC).  Silver medals will be presented to runners-up and all participants will receive an exclusive corporate gift.

    Principal sponsor of the event is Glasgow family firm, ACE Refrigeration.  Their roots have been firmly established in the city's east end since 1951, with the company's current head office run by the McKenzie family in Milnbank Street, just off Alexandra Parade.

    Sales Director Shane McKenzie has high hopes of captaining his ACE All-Stars to victory saying; " Celtic Charity is supporting local causes as well as those further afield. It's a great opportunity for us to give back to the community which has been a good home to ACE Refrigeration for all these years.  We are all looking forward to a great day out and raising as much money as we can for this great cause.”

    All trophies and corporate gifts are very generously being donated by The Trophy Centre.

     

    Bid now for unique Famine Memorial Celtic shirts

    Bid now for unique Famine Memorial Celtic shirts

    As part of Celtic’s commemoration, the team wore the home kit with the National Famine Memorial Day logo embroidered on the Hoops shirts and Celtic Charity is delighted to offer you the opportunity to bid on one of these unique shirts from a selection of original, signed, team shirts worn in that match, the day they also lifted the SPL trophy following a 4-0 win over St Johnstone.

    Proceeds of this shirt sale will be used to fund Celtic Charity projects. Please visit the main website for further information http://www.celticfc.net/charity/

    Available shirts:

    Forster, Lustig, Wilson, Forrest, McGeough, Brown, Samaras, Stokes, Hooper

    Subs: Zaluska, Matthews, McCourt, Commons

      The Shirts:

    • Match Shirt

    • Nike Dri-Fit

    • Signed (front and rear)

    • Hologram Authentification

    • Authentication Certificate

    • Delivered in a  Presentation Box

      Click HERE to visit our eBay auction.  

    National Famine Memorial Day is earmarked by the Irish Government to commemorate and honour the 1.5million people who either perished or emigrated from Ireland during the Famine from 1845 to 1851.

    Given Celtic’s proud Irish heritage, this club is inextricably linked to the Famine and the subsequent immigration from Ireland.

    Celtic Football Club, therefore, is proud to be marking National Famine Memorial Day in this manner as we pay our respects to all those affected by An Gorta Mor (The Great Hunger), one of the most tragic chapters in modern world history.

    The Irish Famine resulted in death, disease and displacement of people on an unimaginable scale, with the West of Scotland becoming a principal point of refuge.

    The Famine is a lesson from history which should never be forgotten, but from the despair and death of famine arose new hope, new life and a new future. Part of that came in the shape of Celtic Football Club

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    1254125 Cardenden Cycle is coming!
    04 April 2013
    Celtic Charity is hopeful to encourage 125 cyclists to take their pledge and raise £125 by cycling from Celtic Park to John Thomson's hometown of Cardenden. The cycle will take place on Saturday, September 7, 2013. The route is 64 miles long. Email interest to 1254125@celticfc.co.uk Registration will open early June!
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