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Tommy Club set to benefit from sales for another season
TOMMY CLUB INSPIRES HARRY KANE
HARRY JOINS FORCES WITH LEYTON ORIENT ONCE MORE TO SUPPORT TOMMY CLUB FOR ANOTHER SEASON
Tommy Club Ambassador, Harry Kane, has renewed his partnership with Leyton Orient Football Club, seeing RBLI’s famous Tommy return to the league two side’s away shirts.
We are extremely excited that Tommy Club has been chosen as a front of shirt charity partner for Leyton Orient Football Club, featuring on the club’s away kit for the 22/23 season.
In the past year, Leyton Orient have devoted real passion towards supporting veterans, working closely with us to aid the Armed Forces community, including involvement with VE Day celebrations, a special Remembrance fixture and a Partners vs Partners match. The flourishing partnership has already seen representatives from the O’s support Tommy Club in various ways, including participating in the Great Tommy Sleep Out, the London Landmarks Half Marathon and a Falklands 40 fundraising campaign.
Harry Kane said:
I am a proud ambassador of this charity which provides much needed welfare support to help veterans overcome challenges both physically and mentally and know this spotlight can make a real difference.
HARRY KANE
TOMMY CLUB AMBASSADOR AND ENGLAND FOOTBALL CAPTAIN
TEN PERCENT OF PROCEEDS FROM THE SHIRT SALES WILL GO DIRECTLY TO SUPPORTING RBLI’S SERVICES.
Emma Nugent, RBLI’s Assistant Director of Strategic Development, said:
“The partnership between Leyton Orient and Harry Kane is truly unique, and we’re immensely proud to be featuring on the Club’s shirts once again for the 22/23 season. Both Harry and Leyton Orient showed us truly outstanding support last season, working with us to raise life-changing funds for the country’s most disadvantaged veterans and to raise awareness of the Tommy Club. “
Every penny raised through this wonderful partnership goes directly to support those veterans who are most in need, so there’s even more reason to wear this great Club’s shirt with pride this season.
Above: Assistant Director of Strategic Development, Emma Nugent and Tommy Club Founding Patron, Steve Hammond, collecting the new Leyton Orient away shirt on behalf of the Tommy Club.
