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1874 NORTHWICH’S CHARITY GESTURE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 July 2017

BIG-hearted 1874 Northwich have presented £855 to a children’s cancer charity.
Volunteers working in tandem with their Runcorn Linnets counterparts held a Blue Bandana Day collection when the two sides met in March, to raise money for Kids can Childhood Cancer Research.
The fundraising venture was held after the reason 1874’s keeper Greg Hall wore a bandana during every match became clear.
He was raising money for Gracie McCall, a young pupil who attended the school where he worked and who had been diagnosed with terminal cancer, and was giving £10 after every game. ...

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