Celtic charity fund rises to £175k as Peter Lawwell vows club will continue with support during crisis
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dailyrecord.co.ukCeltic chief executive Peter Lawwell has praised the support shown to those in need by the club’s charity foundation as their ‘Football for Good’ fund hit £175k.
The fund was announced last Friday with an initial £150k to be given to charity in a bid to help the most vulnerable as well as frontline NHS staff during the coronavirus crisis The fund will see Celtic work with a number of local charities to provide food and other essentials to the local community.
That includes working with food banks as well as the likes of FARE Scotland, Help the Homeless and the Salvation Army.And they’ll also help support vulnerable people throughout the UK and Ireland with the money.Lawwell said: “As things have progressed over the course of the last few
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