Swansea City Supporters’ Trust helped bring Christmas to the Swansea City AFC Foundation’s Cwtch Coffee Morning as club greats Lee Trundle, Angel Rangel, Vic Gomersall, Wyndham Evans and Alan Curtis joined the Week of Giving festivities.
Swansea City men's and women's players joined club ambassador Lee Trundle in paying a visit to the patients on the children’s ward at Morriston Hospital as part of the club's Christmas Week of Giving.
Swansea City players Matt Grimes, Jay Fulton, Ollie Cooper and Kyle Naughton recently paid a special visit to the Disabled Supporters’ Association’s Christmas Party as part of a series of community visits to mark the festive period.
Christmas is a time of year where many can find it hard to make ends meet but, as Maggie’s Swansea benefits advisor Michael David explains, such concerns can be considerably exacerbated for those living with cancer.
Swansea City is offering supporters the chance to secure a piece of special memorabilia and help raise vital funds for cancer support charity Maggie's through an auction of our match-worn third kit.
Alan Curtis knows better than most how important it is for men to check themselves and be aware of the symptoms and risks of prostate and testicular cancer, because his own diagnosis came completely out of the blue.
Swansea City - along with local businesses who attended a recent event at the Swansea.com Stadium centred around period dignity - have donated period products to local charity Swansea Takes On Period Poverty (STOPP).
Swansea City players Harry Darling and Ollie Cooper were joined by club representatives and partners for the presentation of a framed third shirt to official charity partner Maggie’s to celebrate a strong start to the Tackling Cancer Together campaign.
