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Boots2Africa Donation Event Ahead of Swansea Match - Ipswich Town News

Boots2Africa will be hosting another of their preloved football boot donation events in the FanZone ahead of Monday’s home game against Swansea (from 1.30pm).

Boots2Africa is a small community interest company established in 2016 with the aim of collecting and delivering one million pairs of preloved donated football boots and astros - as well as other kit - to children and young adults across Sub-Saharan Africa by 2030.

"We've shipments leaving for Zimbabwe, Ghana and Uganda in the coming weeks so are hoping Town fans and #grassrootsheroes clubs can have a good rummage for preloved boots and kits they’d like to donate,” co-founder Iain Finch said.

Write to Boots2Africa via info@boots2Africa.co.uk if you'd like to get involved in collections or donations, their website can be found here, while they can be followed on Twitter here, @Boots2Africa, are on Facebook here and have a YouTube video channel.

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