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Give Prostate Cancer UK your backing this Non-League Day!

TIFOSY are hoping to use the popularity of Non-League Day to raise a large sum of money for Prostate Cancer UK through crowdfunding.
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TIFOSY are hoping to use the popularity of Non-League Day to raise a large sum of money for Prostate Cancer UK through crowdfunding.

Since starting in 2010, Non-League Day has become a firm fixture in the football calendar as grass-roots football is deservedly thrust into the limelight.

Now Tifosy and Non-League Day want to also make a big impact through fundraising with fans given the chance to help a great cause in the shape of Prostate Cancer UK.

To support the campaign, go to www.tifosy.com/nld16 where you can find great rewards including Non-League Day and Prostate Cancer UK merchandise, special prizes donated by ambassadors and top secret special rewards to be revealed during the campaign.

Football partnerships manager of Prostate Cancer UK, Mike Summers, said: “We are delighted that Tifosy has chosen to support us on this campaign in raising awareness of prostate cancer within Non-League football.

“Currently one man an hour dies from prostate cancer in the UK. That’s 10,900 men a year. Based on current trends, if we ignore prostate cancer and do nothing, this number will rise to over 14,500 men a year by 2026.

“The partnership is a great opportunity to make fans aware of prostate cancer as well as encouraging them to get behind Non-League Day and we are very grateful for Tifosy’s support with this.”

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