#Morethanfootball Action Weeks kick-off today

22 March 2021

#Morethanfootball Action Weeks kick-off today

Clubs, leagues and FAs and their associated charities join forces to promote the social power of football. Today, 22nd of March, EFDN’s annual #Morethanfootball Action Weeks (22.03. – 18.04.2021) kick-off.

Football has always been much more than just a game. Unfortunately, people rarely see the stories of the excellent daily work being done through football organisations’ community and social development initiatives. Food distributions, phone calls and visits to socially isolated fans, online sport classes, fundraisers – football organisations have continued to demonstrate that they are #Morethanfootball throughout the last months. We are united in the goal to use the power of football for social development and positive change. Let’s demonstrate this online!

KICK-OFF ACTIVITIES

  • Create a message towards fans, partners and sponsors via social media.
  • Announce your campaign ambassadors.
  • Use our ‘Together we are #Morethanfootball’ visuals for social media. Download the files here.
  • Use our #Morethanfootball flyer. Download the print files here.
  • Create your branded #Morethanfootball visuals with our editor or our multimedia kit.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ACTION WEEKS

Participants

Clubs, leagues and FAs and their community foundations from all across Europe participate in the Action Weeks. Some of the participants include Barça Foundation, the Chelsea FC Foundation, Inter Campus, Club Brugge, KSI, Legia Warsaw, Shakhtar Social, Pro League and many more.

Bid on match worn shirts

EFDN has developed a professional fundraiser in partnership with MatchWornShirt including a free club-dedicated auction page, item collection, payment handling, promotional material and advertising on social media. In these distant times, fans can support their club, league or FA (foundation) by bidding on match worn shirts and additional exclusive items. The first auction is already online: Bid on Everton FC shirts from the FA Cup match Everton FC – Manchester City (0:2). All proceeds go to Everton in the Community.

Projects

Welcome Through Football

Welcome Through Football is an EFDN initiative. Current projects across Europe receive funding from the Eramus+ programme of ...

Show Racism the Red Card

In collaboration with network members Brentford FC Community Sports Trust, Chelsea FC Foundation, Club Brugge Foundation, Inter Campus, ...