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The Check-In Charity Match is being held in memory of Paddy Flannigan, a much-loved local Nuneaton lad who sadly took his own life.
This event is about more than football. It is about community, support, awareness and making sure conversations around men’s mental health continue long after the final whistle.
Ghetto Grub, Stay Strong United and Back & Forth Mental Health are coming together alongside local faces, influencers, businesses and members of the community to raise vital funds for men’s mental health, while also supporting Paddy’s family through an incredibly difficult time.
The aim is simple: to bring people together, raise as much money as possible, and remind men everywhere that checking in, speaking up and asking for help can make all the difference.
In Paddy’s memory, we play with purpose.
The Check-In Charity Match is being held in memory of Paddy Flannigan, a much-loved local Nuneaton lad who sadly took his own life.
This event is about more than football. It is about community, support, awareness and making sure conversations around men’s mental health continue long after the final whistle.
Ghetto Grub, Stay Strong United and Back & Forth Mental Health are coming together alongside local faces, influencers, businesses and members of the community to raise vital funds for men’s mental health, while also supporting Paddy’s family through an incredibly difficult time.
The aim is simple: to bring people together, raise as much money as possible, and remind men everywhere that checking in, speaking up and asking for help can make all the difference.
In Paddy’s memory, we play with purpose.
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