Last month Swansea City invited Advocate FC - a team that raises funds and awareness for those affected by child loss, disability, ongoing care and hospital treatment - to Fairwood for a training session with some familiar faces.
Swansea City teamed up with Nathaniel Cars at Saturday’s home match against Derby County as supporters were invited to donate football boots and kit they no longer use to local charity the Bootroom.
Swansea City head coach Luke Williams and lounge host Mal Pope joined with Joe Allen, Josh Key and Josh Tymon to show support for the Swansea Bay Health Charity Cwtsh Clos appeal Christmas Memory Tree.
Swansea City first-team players joined forces with Home Instead’s 'Be Santa to a Senior' campaign to host a free three-course Christmas dinner for seniors who are likely to spend Christmas alone.
Maggie’s Swansea centre fundraising manager, Lucia Osmond, reflects on the highlights and successes of Swansea City’s season-long 'Tackling Cancer Together' campaign alongside the cancer support charity.
After being impacted by a friend’s passing due to cancer, Lara Johnson visited Maggie’s Swansea centre in the grounds of Singleton Hospital for support. Ten years later, the hairdresser with a salon in the city provides a free wig-cutting service at the centre which has proved invaluable to those for whom hair loss is a part of the cancer journey.
Swansea City defender Bashir Humphreys and head coach Luke Williams celebrated Iftar on April 3 as the club and Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC) hosted a fast-breaking event at the Swansea.com Stadium.
