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Greenock Morton FFIT - Charity Exhibition Game

Fundraising for Children in Poverty Inverclyde

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In aid of Children in Poverty Inverclyde, Morton's Football Fans In Training (FFIT) participants will be showcasing their 'skills' in a charity football game on the hallowed turf of Cappielow Park.

Please come along and show your support to them and their hard-working coaches, and contribute to a worthwhile charity. Oh, and prepare to laugh. A lot!

There will also be a prize raffle on the night :-) Your £5 admission fee includes your raffle ticket. Additional tickets may be purchased at £1 each.

www.childreninpovertyinverclyde.org.uk
www.mortoncommunity.net

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Children in Poverty Inverclyde

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www.childreninpovertyinverclyde.org.uk

1000 children in Inverclyde will not have a holiday, not be clothed properly and feel marginalised. Britain is the sixth largest economy in the world with more millionaires than ever,so why have 330,000 food parcels been handed out to hungry children, with Inverclyde accounting for 4000 of these parcels. It’s time to think Mission statement: Tackle Child Poverty Promote Equality Stimulate Children Encourage Participation Poverty can have a profound impact on the child, their family, and the rest of society. It often sets in motion a deepening spiral of social exclusion, creating problems in education, employment, mental and physical health and social interaction.