WHERE IN THE WORLD ARE YOU?

Our new challenge to get our KitAid stickers on every vehicle that delivers kit across the World this year.


Here's one for January!

KARTING KIT OUT ACROSS THE GAMBIA

Fantastic photo in from The Gambia, boxes of kit on route.

DONATE KIT TO YOUR NEAREST KITAID COORDINATOR

If you've got any football kit tucked away in wardrobes and in need of a new home, please contact your local regional coordinator and we'll guarantee a happy recipient.

KitAid Regional Coordinators

VEOLIA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES AND DERBY COUNTY LAUNCH KIT AMNESTY

We're delighted that Veolia Environmental Services and Derby County Football Club are supporting the KitAid appeal. Great to have two new supporters for the New Year!

Caption (left to right): Kevin Hurst, VES and Derrick Williams, KitAid Founder at Derby County FC.


Click here for Derby County FC website

ZIMBABWE PROJECTS RECEIVES MORE KIT

Photo sent in from Joe Arimoso SJ, Mt Pleasant, Harare in Zimbabwe.  We've been supporting this project for two years.

GARSTON LADIES FC SIGN UP TO SUPPORT KITAID

Garston Ladies FC become latest KitAid supporter - we're delighted to have you in the ever growing KitAid family.

STOKE CITY FC BECOMES STEGOTA FC

Stoke City kit is recycled and brings life to Stegota FC, Kampala in Uganda.  The team was delighted with the new kit and even used a tailor to adjust some of the shirts. 

"I was telling the members of the team, that now that they are wearing the same kind of Jerseys adorned by the Premier League players they greatly admire, it should motivate them to work hard and play for Liverpool or Stoke City someday", said Edwin, the coach.

TOP MAN GETS TOP AWARD

Many congratulations to Squadron Leader Neil Hope for being awarded an MBE for his charitable and community work.  KitAid joined forces with the RAF's charity, Taking Football to Africa and Beyond and the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation in 2010 to donate and distribute thousands of football kits to children throughout the slum areas and orphanages in Nairobi and surrounding areas.  A trip that we will never forget.


Neil fully deserves this accolade and we wish him every success with his continued commitment to enable some of the world's poorest people to play and enjoy football.
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